Workers in an industry are probably underpaid if
A) employers have difficulty hiring and retaining qualified workers.
B) the workers cannot afford to quit their jobs.
C) the workers could receive a higher salary in another occupation.
D) firms in the industry are making a positive profit.

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If employers have difficulty hiring and retaining qualified workers, it suggests that the wages offered are not competitive enough to attract and keep employees, indicating potential underpayment.

Workers in an Industry Are Probably Underpaid If