Which of the following is NOT true about the theory of the dual labor market?

A) It is a class theory of employment.
B) The dividing line between the primary and secondary markets is whether you have a college degree.
C) Jobs in the secondary market pay better than those in the primary market.
D) This theory does not take into account the huge middle level of occupations-nursing,social work,and non-college-graduate positions in insurance,banking,and retailing.

The theory of the dual labor market suggests that there are two distinct labor markets: the primary market (high paying, secure jobs with benefits and opportunities for advancement) and the secondary market (low paying, insecure jobs with little to no benefits or opportunities for advancement). However, it does not suggest that jobs in the secondary market pay better than those in the primary market. In fact, the opposite is true - jobs in the primary market typically pay better and offer more job security and benefits.