Which of the following is a factor of flexibility states have in shaping their own unemployment programs?
A. States can deny benefits to workers for refusing to work for rates lower than prevailing rates.
B. State can grant benefits to workers even if they refuse an offer of suitable work without good cause.
C. States can deny benefits to workers for refusing to work as strike breakers.
D. States can expect workers to register for work at state unemployment offices.
D
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