Internal Labor Markets Are Most Likely to Exist If

question 30

Multiple Choice

Internal labor markets are most likely to exist if:

• A)workers do not require extensive amounts of firm-specific training
• B)there are substantial costs to the employer associated with worker turnover
• C)costs of screening and recruiting job applicants are relatively low
• D)workers' productivity does not increase with experience

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