The opportunity to move from blue-collar to white-collar jobs is ________ common in the U.S. workplace than in the rest of the world.

A) less
B) more

Blue-Collar

Refers to jobs or workers primarily involved in manual labor, often in environments such as manufacturing, construction, and maintenance.

White-Collar

Pertains to jobs or employees working in an office or professional setting, typically involving mental or clerical work rather than physical labor.

U.S. Workplace

The environment or setting where individuals engage in professional or labor activities within the United States.