According to the child labour model, if the demand curve is sufficiently elastic   A. there is a single equilibrium with high wages or low wages, depending on the demand for labour   B. there is a single equilibrium with low wages   C. there is a single equilibrium with high wages   D. there are multiple equilibria

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