To be competitive in a global economy, Europeans must
A) reduce their population density.
B) increase their level of productivity.
C) work fewer hours each week.
D) increase the average workers' wages.
E) tighten immigration rules.
B) increase their level of productivity.
Explanation: Western Europeans on average work fewer hours, earn more pay, take longer vacations, and enjoy far more social entitlements than do their counterparts in North America and Asia. To be competitive in a global economy, Europeans must increase their level of productivity.
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