All of the following are generally true about trade-displaced workers EXCEPT which one?
A) They move abroad to take new jobs.
B) They earn less in their new jobs than they earned in their old ones.
C) They spend their unemployment benefits on living rather than retraining.
D) They have difficulty finding new work because of educational deficiencies.

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Trade-displaced workers are those who lose their jobs due to international trade, and they typically struggle to find new employment. While some may choose to move abroad to take new jobs, this is not generally true for most trade-displaced workers. The other options listed (earning less in new jobs, spending unemployment benefits on living rather than retraining, and having difficulty finding new work due to educational deficiencies) are all commonly true for trade-displaced workers.

All of the Following Are Generally True About Trade-Displaced Workers