Which of the Following Does Not Explain the "Beauty Premium

Multiple Choice

Which of the following does not explain the "beauty premium" differences in wages?

A) Better-looking people are preferred by customers; thus, employers will pay them higher wages than average-looking people.
B) Beauty may be an indirect measure of other abilities that employers value.
C) Average-looking people are preferred by customers; thus, employers will pay them higher wages than better-looking people.
D) Employers discriminate in favor of better-looking people.