Wages (prices) for high-skilled labor have continually risen, despite an increase in people with college and advanced degrees. What is the most logical explanation for this? Group of answer choices A)Government has instituted a policy to reward college graduates with higher wages. B)Demand for high-skilled labor has decreased. C)Minimum wage has increased. D)Demand for high-skilled labor has increased.

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