Question

In developed economies, less-educated workers

A) have more jobs to choose from.B) are often more highly skilled than other workers.C) may be outsourced to other nations.D) can have difficulty finding work.

Answer 1

Answer: D) can have difficulty finding work.

Explanation: Developed Economies have a need for highly skilled workers. These economies usually have industries using advanced technologies across several sectors. The people that staff these industries also need to have high skills in terms of education, experience and self development. People, in turn aim to achieve the skills required to be employable making them seek good quality and advanced education. In addition, these economies also place a high value on education, and may subsidize education or research to encourage residents to have a high level of education.

Due to this, less educated workers may have trouble finding good jobs as there will be an adequate supply of skilled workforce