Public policies designed to increase labor productivity do not include
A)subsidies for higher education.
B)tax breaks for job retraining.
C)tax breaks on corporate dividends.
D)public education.

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Tax breaks on corporate dividends are not directly related to increasing labor productivity. The other options, subsidies for higher education, tax breaks for job retraining, and public education, all contribute to improving the skills and knowledge of the workforce, ultimately leading to increased labor productivity.

Public Policies Designed to Increase Labor Productivity Do Not Include