Asked by Bryan Fabrig on Sep 24, 2024

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​A compensating wage differential is

A) ​the difference between the wage of an individual working in favorable conditions and the wage of an individual working in unfavorable conditions
B) compensation paid to an individual for working in a less desirable environment
C) premium paid to a security holder to compensate him for bearing a higher risk
D) ​Only A&B

Compensating Wage Differential

Additional wages paid to workers to compensate them for undesirable job characteristics, such as poor working conditions or long hours.

Unfavorable Conditions

Circumstances that are not conducive to success or are disadvantageous to achieving goals.

Wage

The fixed regular payment, typically paid on a daily or weekly basis, made by an employer to an employee.

  • Acquire knowledge about the mechanism of compensating wage differentials and the elements that impact the job choice of workers.
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Jedney Mackey1 day ago
Final Answer :
D
Explanation :
A compensating wage differential is the difference in wage that is paid to individuals for working in less desirable or unfavorable conditions. Therefore, choice A and B are both correct as they both describe compensating wage differentials. Choice C is not relevant to the concept of compensating wage differentials.