Which of the following is the least likely explanation for an increase in wages needed to attract a given number of workers?

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If the employer discriminates, they may not be attracting enough qualified applicants regardless of the wage they offer. However, if they need a certain number of workers and are offering higher wages, it suggests that there is already a pool of qualified candidates who are available and willing to do the job. The other options (A, B, D) all suggest that the job has undesirable qualities that make it less attractive, thus requiring higher wages to compensate for the drawbacks.

Which of the Following Is the Least Likely Explanation for an Increase