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Question 63

A UK video-game studio tells its programmers that it could pay an overseas supplier to do their coding work, although it has not done so. What is a possible effect of this on the programmers?

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A

They gain job security, because the studio has decided to keep the coding in the UK

B

They can push for higher pay, because the studio relies on their skills to sell worldwide

C

They are unaffected, because only work that actually moves abroad changes workers' pay

D

They have less bargaining power, so may accept lower pay or worse conditions

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