Which of the following factors would companies NOT be likely to use in helping to define their labor markets?
A) Geography
B) Union membership
C) Median household income
D) Licensing or certification requirements

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Companies would not likely use median household income to define their labor markets as this information pertains more to the consumer market rather than the labor market for potential employees. Companies are more likely to consider factors such as geography, union membership, and licensing or certification requirements when defining their labor markets.

Which of the Following Factors Would Companies NOT Be Likely