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Researchers have found that individuals that work night shifts, other things equal, are paid

Researchers have found that individuals that work night shifts, other things equal, are paid
A) a compensating wage differential of about 4%.
B) about 8% less than they would be paid during the day because they have less seniority than day shift workers.
C) about the same amount that they would be paid during the day; therefore, working at night is not an undesirable working condition.
D) time and a half because they work at night.

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Modern Labor Economics: Theory and Public Policy

Edition: 12^th

Authors: Ehrenberg, Smith

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