Average Job Tenure Is Lower in the United States Than

question 3

Multiple Choice

Average job tenure is lower in the United States than in most other industrialized countries.Theory predicts that this could be because

• A) the United States is less densely populated.
• B) American workers receive higher levels of firm-specific training.
• C) the costs of residential mobility are lower in the Unites States.
• D) most American workers have employer-based health insurance.

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