A Key Barrier to Labor Mobility Within Europe Is

question 12

Multiple Choice

A key barrier to labor mobility within Europe is

• A) the laziness of Germans.
• B) full employment in most European countries.
• C) differences in language and culture.
• D) lack of transportation.
• E) the physical barriers in the landscape.

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