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Question 89

A worker in a less developed country takes a job packing flowers for export after relying on occasional local work. Which outcome is a possible benefit for the worker?

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A

Regular pay may help the household plan its spending and save

B

The job is likely to continue even if the country is no longer the cheapest place to produce

C

Pay is likely to match that for the same work in a richer country

D

The worker is likely to receive most of the price paid for the flowers abroad

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