Multiple Choice
The principal-agent problem arises in labor markets because
A) a firm may realize excessively large profits.
B) workers may provide less-than-expected work effort.
C) compensating wage differences do not pay for differences in the nonmonetary aspects of jobs.
D) human capital investments vary among workers.
Correct Answer:
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