According to historical data, the wages in ancient Greece and Rome were ________ in sixteenth-century Britain or eighteenth-century France.
A) somewhat lower than
B) a lot higher than
C) a lot lower than
D) about the same as
E) None of these answers are correct.

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Historical data suggests that wages in ancient Greece and Rome were about the same as those in sixteenth-century Britain or eighteenth-century France, indicating a long period of economic stagnation in terms of wage growth.

According to Historical Data, the Wages in Ancient Greece and Rome