Multiple Choice
Selection bias is a problem when trying to estimate the return to education in a standard human capital model. In this context, what does selection bias refer to?
A) Having a non-random data sample.
B) Workers self-select education levels and jobs based on their abilities and preferences.
C) Colleges select who they are willing to accept.
D) The wage-schooling locus does not have a constant slope.
E) The wage-schooling locus is estimated to have a negative slope.
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