Given a community worker for the Red Cross gets paid less money than a professional soccer player, this means that:
A)a soccer player is valued more by society than a community worker
B)labour markets are generally inefficient and inequitable
C)a soccer player generates more revenue in the economy than a community worker
D)none of the above are true

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A professional soccer player typically generates more revenue through ticket sales, merchandise, and media rights, which can justify higher salaries compared to community workers.

Given a Community Worker for the Red Cross Gets Paid