Imitating labor standards from rich countries in LDCs may increase ?
Correct answer: B. poverty
- A. equality
- B. poverty
- C. employment
- D. human development
Explanation
Imposing rich-country labor standards and minimum wages in labor-abundant economies can raise labor costs above productivity and reduce formal employment. Workers excluded from jobs may therefore experience greater poverty rather than improved employment.
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