Workers compete against those who have:

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Workers with similar human capital, such as education, skills, and experience, are likely to compete for the same jobs or positions. Those with different human capital, such as different fields of study or skills, may not directly compete for the same opportunities. Option A is too specific and may not always be the case. Option C is too broad and includes workers who are not directly competing for the same positions. Option D is too general and does not consider the role of human capital in the competition between workers.

Workers Compete Against Those Who Have