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Minchanka [31]
3 years ago
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Choose two occupations one that pays high wages and one that pays low wages. explain the reasons of the differences

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KengaRu [80]3 years ago
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Choose two occupations one that pays high wages and one that pays low wages. explain the reasons of the differences

Two occupations that pay entirely different wage are a lawyer and a housekeeper. One of the major reasons that there is a difference in the pay, is the requirements to obtain the job are vastly different. A lawyer requires years of school, passing standardized tests and more just to be qualified to apply for the position. A housekeeper can gain experience while working on the job without certifications.

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