Real wages in the United States in the long run:

A) show no discernible relationship to output per worker.
B) have increased at about the same rate as increases in output per worker.
C) have increased slower than increases in output per worker.
D) have increased faster than increases in output per worker.

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Sylvia Garchie · Accepted Answer

Final Answer : B, Explanation :  Real wages in the United States in the long run have increased at about the same rate as increases in output per worker. This implies that workers have been able to benefit from increases in productivity over time.

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