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1 Ticket out the Door Quiz
Get out your notes from yesterday and look over them – focus on human capital, specialization, productivity, incentives and job skills

2 Ticket out the Door QUIZ!!
Answer on the index cards – Human Capital is your L_____________ P________________ rises when workers become more productive due to higher education and skill level. Give an example of a POSITIVE incentive. When people work on an assembly line, like at Ford, this type of job is called S_______________________ What is the relationship between skills/education and income?

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