Multiple Choice
Age-earnings data show that:
A) differences in earnings by education level disappear for workers age 55 and over
B) men's earnings increase with educational level but not women's earnings
C) earnings rise with factors such as family background and personal drive,but not education level
D) higher educational levels are consistently associated with higher earnings
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