When economists study wages,they relate a worker's wage to those variables that are most subject to measurement.Which of the following are most likely to be unmeasurable?

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Ability, effort, and chance are often difficult to measure accurately and precisely. Variables such as years of schooling, age, and years of experience can be easily quantified, and job characteristics, gender, and race can also be measured using objective criteria. However, personal attributes such as ability, effort, and chance are more difficult to measure, and subjective biases can influence how they are perceived and evaluated.

When Economists Study Wages,they Relate a Worker's Wage to Those