The UK Has Many Educated Managers, but an Under-Skilled Set

The UK has many educated managers, but an under-skilled set of workers who choose not to attend university. What would this imply for the UK's economy?

A) The provision of university education in the UK is not adequate.
B) The government needs to encourage strong trade unions and pro-labour legislation.
C) Workers may be ill-equipped to adapt advanced production techniques or innovative products.
D) The labour market requires cultural and regulatory change.