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Jen is a waitress, and she gets paid an additional $2.00 per hour for agreeing to work on Valentine's Day. Jamie is also a waitress, but she did not work on Valentine's Day and hence did not get the extra $2.00 per hour. This difference in pay is an example of differences in human capital.

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