An increase in the mobility of labor across nations tends to decrease the world's output of goods and services.

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Final Answer : False, Explanation :  An increase in the mobility of labor across nations allows for a more efficient allocation of resources, matching workers with the jobs where they can be most productive, which tends to increase the world's output of goods and services.

An increase in the mobility of labor across nations tends to decrease the world's output of goods and services.

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