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Question
Mavis decides that after spending two years as a cashier that it would be a good idea for her to go to business school so that she can make a better income. Mavis's decision can best be explained bya. human capital theory.
b. status attainment theory.
c. the structure of the labor market.
d. work adjustment theory.
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