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    Wage Differentials Across Individual Workers Are Determined in Part by
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Wage Differentials Across Individual Workers Are Determined in Part by

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Question 23

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Wage differentials across individual workers are determined in part by


A) effort.
B) productivity.
C) social capital.
D) luck.
E) All of these are determinants of wage differentials.

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