An article in the Economist notes, "For 60 years, from 1770 to 1830 , growth in British wages, adjusted for inflation, was imperceptible because productivity growth was restricted to a few industries." Not until the late nineteenth, when productivity "gains had spread across the whole economy," did a sustained increase in real wages begin. Why would you expect there to be a close relationship between productivity gains and increases in real wages?

Your not allowed to ask their age, only if they're above 18, you cannot ask if they have ever been arrested, convicted, or spent time in jail prior to employment (you can however ask a question like "perhaps this job required security clearance, would you be able to attain it? "). you also cannot ask the severity or nature of any disabilities they have but similar to criminal record can ask if they are able to preform the job safely. in addition to this, you can ask *after* an interview if they're married for insurance reasons. so it appears to be c and d, but if you can only chose one it would probably be b.

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