Choose one or more:A. Nonunion jobs pay better. B. A more desirable job might entice you to accept a lower wage. C. Working for a particular cause might cause you to accept a lower wage. D. The location of a job might entice you to accept a lower wage. E. A job candidate's human capital is not a nonmonetary determinant of wage.

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12 March, 05:29

Choose one or more:A. Nonunion jobs pay better. B. A more desirable job might entice you to accept a lower wage. C. Working for a particular cause might cause you to accept a lower wage. D. The location of a job might entice you to accept a lower wage. E. A job candidate's human capital is not a nonmonetary determinant of wage.

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Ruth Pittman · Answer 1

B. A more desirable job might entice you to accept a lower wage.

C. The location of a job might entice you to accept a lower wage.

Explanation:

Labor statistics have proved that union workers receive better wages as compared to non - union workers. So, option A is incorrect.

Option B is possible because the job person might desire to do or is his passion might offer him less salary than others. He might accept that salary to follow his passion.

Option C is incorrect as working for causes usually offers more wages.

Option D is quite possible as job location is very important for an individual and it is possible that the desired job location offers less salary and person accepts it to remain close to to his home.

Option E is wrong as human capital is a non-monetary determinant of wage.