When a worker is deciding whether to take a job or not:
A)the wage is believed by economists to be the only determining factor
B)the worker may consider the inherent danger involved in the given job
C)the worker may consider whether the job is exciting
D)both B and C are correct

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Economists recognize that a worker's decision to take a job is influenced by factors beyond just the wage offered. For example, the worker may consider the risks associated with the job as well as how personally fulfilling or exciting the work may be. Thus, options B and C are both correct.

When a Worker Is Deciding Whether to Take a Job