Compensating differentials theory states that:

A. pay levels and pay mix are designed to signal desired employee behaviours
B. high wages will increase efficiency and lower labour costs if they lower turnover
C. higher wages must be offered to employees to compensate for any negative features of jobs
D. higher wages must be offered to employees when chances of success are high
E. job seekers have a reservation wage level below which they will not accept a job offer


Answer: C

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