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Evidence from Studies of Workers' Choices on Whether to Participate

Question 121

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Evidence from studies of workers' choices on whether to participate in 401(k) plans suggests that the workers' behavior appears to exhibit

A) indifference.
B) ignorance.
C) inertia.
D) indecision.

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