Older Hispanics and African Americans had irregular patterns of work because:
A. they had higher mortality rates than any other ethnic minority in the United States.
B. Native Indians were the preferred labor force over these groups.
C. they typically worked in sectors of the labor force where layoffs are common or work is seasonal.
D. they primarily worked in high-skilled jobs where they were subject to high mental and physical stress.
Answer: C
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