Wages at a Rate Greater Than the Minimum Level Can

question 27

Multiple Choice

Wages at a rate greater than the minimum level can:

• A)create productivity gains if managed correctly
• B)encourage higher quality candidates to apply for positions
• C)encourage a labour surplus
• D)all of the above

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