Which of the following would both make a worker's wage higher than otherwise?
A)the work is safe, the employer pays an efficiency wage
B)the work is safe, the employer does not pay an efficiency wage
C)the work is dangerous, the employer pays an efficiency wage
D)the work is dangerous, the employer does not pay and efficiency wage

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When work is dangerous, employers often pay higher wages to compensate for the risk, known as a compensating differential. Additionally, if an employer pays an efficiency wage, it is above the market rate to increase productivity and reduce turnover, further increasing the worker's wage.

Which of the Following Would Both Make a Worker's Wage