The category "compensation of employees" doesn't capture the full income of labor because:
A)it doesn't include the earnings of proprietors.
B)it doesn't include benefits such as health insurance.
C)a sizable fraction of it can be attributed to the return on human capital.
D)it excludes payments in kind that are common in rural areas.

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The category "compensation of employees" typically refers to wages and salaries paid to employees, and does not include the earnings of proprietors, who are considered self-employed and their income is categorized differently.

The Category "Compensation of Employees" Doesn't Capture the Full Income