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Suppose the following conditions existed in the Canadian labour market:
1) All labour is mobile and possesses the same skills.
2) Non-monetary advantages are the same across industries and occupations.
3) The demand conditions for labour are the same across industries.
In this situation, we expect wage rates to
◦ be higher in some industries than in others.
◦ be the same in most industries.
◦ differ because of the desirability of the location of the job.
◦ be the same in all industries.
◦ have equilibrium differentials.
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