Multiple Choice
Scenario 19-1
Ferris, a student at a community university, is considering what he should do for summer employment.Two recruiters show up at his school in search of summer workers.Recruiter A is looking for lifeguards to patrol the beach at an exclusive island resort in the Caribbean.Recruiter B is looking for workers to staff positions at a local summer youth camp.
-Refer to Scenario 19-1.Ferris is carefully considering the options that each recruiter presents.On the basis of knowledge obtained in his economics class,what is Ferris likely to conclude
A) The lifeguard job is likely to be more fun than the summer camp job, so the wage for that job is likely to be higher than otherwise.
B) If the summer camp job doesn't require any special skills, the wage for that job is likely to be lower than otherwise.
C) Because the summer camp job requires some night-shift work, the wage for that job is likely to be lower than otherwise.
D) The lifeguard job is likely to offer good social opportunities, so the wage for that job is likely to be lower than otherwise.
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