Wages for Low-Skilled Positions Are Typically Higher in Developed Countries

question 13

Multiple Choice

Wages for low-skilled positions are typically higher in developed countries than wages for identical positions in less- developed countries. Which of the following explain why this is the case. I. There is a greater supply of low-skilled labor in less- developed countries. II. There is a greater demand for low-skilled labor in developed countries. III. There is a greater demand for low-skilled labor in less- developed countries.

• A) I only
• B) I and II only
• C) I and III only
• D) II only

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