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Determine the lowest average wages according to Adam Smith

Consider a huge group of identically smart and strong industrious workers. All else identical, Adam Smith would predict such that the lowest average wages would be earned through the workers who were in the work that: (1) had the least stable patterns of employment. (2) had the lowest probability of success. (3) was the safest. (4) needed the most training. (5) toiled in the least comfortable environment.

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