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Theory of wages according to Adam Smith

Least consistent along with Adam Smith’s theory of wages would be the suggestion that wages vary positively along with the: (w) effort required to learn skills necessary to accomplish particular types of work. (x) stability of employment and the probability of success within a profession. (y) danger and discomfort related with employment. (z) amount of trust which shuold be placed in the employee.

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