High-Skilled Workers Earn More Than Low-Skilled Workers in Part Because

question 99

Multiple Choice

High-skilled workers earn more than low-skilled workers in part because the high-skilled workers have

• A) a higher value of marginal product.
• B) a lower value of marginal product.
• C) better health.
• D) fewer deductions.
• E) a greater supply than do low-skilled workers.

Comprehend the distinctions between social structures based on exchange competition and organizational objectives.

Understand how norms and values influence social structures in society.

Evaluate the contributions and limitations of Peter Blau and George Homans' theories.

Identify the role of human agency and actors in exchange theories.

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