What is the income of a typical worker in a country most closely linked to?
A) population
B) productivity
C) the number of labour unions
D) government policies

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A worker's income is most closely linked to productivity, since it reflects the value they can bring to their employer. A more productive worker will generally be paid a higher wage than a less productive worker. While factors such as population, labour unions, and government policies can indirectly influence wages, they are not as directly tied to an individual worker's productivity as choice B.

What Is the Income of a Typical Worker in a Country