A difference in wage rates that results from a difference in working conditions

a. is known as a compensating wage differential
b. is known as an equalizing differential
c. reflects a difference in marginal productivity
d. reflects job-market discrimination
e. will be eliminated if all labor markets are perfectly competitive


A

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