If a College Education Did Not Increase Worker Productivity

question 100

Multiple Choice

If a college education did not increase worker productivity,

• A) no one would go to college.
• B) wages would tend to be the same for workers with and without a college education.
• C) wages would still be higher for workers with college degrees because of the cost of going to college.
• D) the total lifetime earnings of workers who go to college and those who do not would tend to be the same.

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