Question

human capital is the skills, knowledge and experience of workers. true false question 2 a worker with more human capital tends to earn a higher salary a lower salary, the same salary. less benefits. question 3 a worker with more human capital can produce select

Explanation:

Question 1

The definition of human capital is indeed the skills, knowledge, and experience that workers possess. So the statement is true.

Workers with more human capital (more skills, knowledge, experience) are generally more productive and valuable to employers, so they tend to earn a higher salary.

A worker with more human capital (skills, knowledge, experience) is able to be more productive, so they can produce more output (or higher - quality output). If we assume typical options, the answer would relate to producing more. For example, if options are "more output", "less output", "the same amount of output", the correct one is "more output".

Answer:

A. True

Question 2