Multiple Choice
In the basic competitive model of labor markets we assume that:
A) individuals are not identical in training and skills, and jobs are not identical.
B) not all individuals are identical in training and skills, but all jobs are identical.
C) individuals are identical in training and skills, but not all jobs are identical.
D) individuals are identical in training and skills, and all jobs are identical.
Correct Answer:
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Correct Answer:
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