Workers with more human capital on average earn substantially higher pay than workers with less human capital in

a. most countries but not in the United States.
b. the United States but not in most other countries.
c. the United States and in most other countries.
d. None of the above is correct; the evidence fails to indicate that human capital is a significant factor in determining earnings anywhere in the world.


c

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