Compensating differentials are
A) non-monetary benefits from being employed, such as health-care benefits.
B) higher wages that compensate the more experienced workers in a field.
C) wages paid to workers where the supply of labor is great relative to demand.
D) higher wages that compensate workers for unpleasant aspects of a job.
D
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