Which of the following best explains one of the restrictions on producers that keep the labor market from being a completely free market? A. The government hires a lot of productive workers. B. Workers aren't always available where they're needed. C. The reserve wage is often higher than the minimum wage. D. Workers can't always get the education needed to get better jobs.

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Isaac Harris

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22 January, 19:07

Which of the following best explains one of the restrictions on producers that keep the labor market from being a completely free market? A. The government hires a lot of productive workers. B. Workers aren't always available where they're needed. C. The reserve wage is often higher than the minimum wage. D. Workers can't always get the education needed to get better jobs.

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Heidy Mcdonald · Answer 1

"The government hires a lot of productive workers" is the one among the following choices given in the question that best explains one of the restrictions on producers that keep the labor market from being a completely free market. The correct option among all the options that are given in the question is the first option or option "A".