The More Specialized and Highly Valued a Worker's Skills Are

question 129

Multiple Choice

The more specialized and highly valued a worker's skills are,

• A)the lower is the worker's stock of human capital.
• B)the more likely the worker is to earn economic rent.
• C)the less likely the worker is to sell the skills on the primary labor market.
• D)the more likely the worker is to be directly affected by minimum wage legislation.

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