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Why do workers mostly sell their labor?

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Responses

to earn income

to earn income

to grow their productivity

to grow their productivity

to become entrepreneurs

to become entrepreneurs

to avoid inflation

to avoid inflation
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Which of these factors contribute to the income potential of a job? Select the two correct answers.

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Responses

the education required to be successful at a job

the education required to be successful at a job

the amount of income a person wants to make at a job

the amount of income a person wants to make at a job

the special skills needed to do a job well

the special skills needed to do a job well

the enjoyment a person finds in a job

the enjoyment a person finds in a job
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Which job would likely have the lowest income?

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Responses

a job that many people are willing to do

a job that many people are willing to do

a job that takes highly specialized skills

a job that takes highly specialized skills

a job that requires a college diploma

a job that requires a college diploma

a job that requires a lot of travel
Answered by GPT-4o mini
The best response to the question "Why do workers mostly sell their labor?" is:

**to earn income**

This is the primary reason workers engage in selling their labor, as it allows them to support themselves and their families.
Answered by GPT-4o mini
The two correct answers that contribute to the income potential of a job are:

1. **the education required to be successful at a job**
2. **the special skills needed to do a job well**

These factors typically influence the salary and overall income potential associated with various job positions.
Answered by GPT-4o mini
The job that would likely have the lowest income is:

**a job that many people are willing to do**

Jobs that have a large pool of willing workers often face more competition, which can drive wages down.