Workers risks on the job in less developed countries are affected by: A. Labor markets that are not competitive or job risks not yet known. B. Workers might accept risks unknowingly because the worker doesn’t have access to the risk information. C. Workers might knowingly accept risks because they lack mobility to enter less risky industries. D. All of the above

Workers risks on the job in less developed countries are affected by: A. Labor markets that are not competitive or job risks not yet known. B. Workers might accept risks unknowingly because the worker doesn’t have access to the risk information. C. Workers might knowingly accept risks because they lack mobility to enter less risky industries. D. All of the above

EBK HEALTH ECONOMICS AND POLICY

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Chapter11: The Market For Pharmaceuticals

Section: Chapter Questions

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