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A Wage Rate Above What Is Necessary to Attract a Sufficient

Question 206

Question 206

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A wage rate above what is necessary to attract a sufficient number of workers is known as a(n)


A) inefficient wage
B) market-clearing wage
C) efficiency wage
D) marginal productivity wage
E) minimum wage

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