Question

in developed economies, less-educated workers
have more jobs to choose from.
are often more highly skilled than other workers.
may be outsourced to other nations.
can have difficulty finding work.

Explanation:

In developed economies, the labor market tends to prioritize higher-skilled, educated workers for most growing sectors. Less-educated workers often face competition from automation and a shrinking pool of low-skill, manual jobs, making it harder for them to secure employment. The other options are incorrect: they have fewer job options, are less skilled than educated peers, and outsourcing typically targets jobs, not the workers themselves relocating.

Answer:

D. can have difficulty finding work.