A "two-tier" labor market in the United States refers to plenty of jobs for ________ workers and few jobs for ________ workers.
A)highly-skilled; unskilled
B)unskilled; highly-skilled
C)old; young
D)eastern; western

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A "two-tier" labor market has plenty of good jobs at good wages for the well-educated and highly skilled, but less and less opportunity for those without schooling or skills.

A "Two-Tier" Labor Market in the United States Refers to Plenty