Which of the Following Is an Economic Explanation for the "Beauty

Multiple Choice

Which of the following is an economic explanation for the "beauty premium"?

A) Employers pay very attractive women less than average-looking women because they believe them to be less intelligent.
B) Employers pay above-average-looking men more than above-average-looking women.
C) Employers pay above-average-looking women more than average-looking women because customers prefer to deal with better-looking women.
D) Employers pay above-average-looking men more because they signal to the market that they are willing to spend more money on personal grooming, a sign of wealth and stability.