A close down workers'job options B weaken workers'bargain power on wage C dissuade workers from staying D disrespect workers'potentials

A treat them like a traitor B respect their choice willingly C take legal actions against them D manage to persuade them to stay

A unconditionally abolished for workers B specifically reserved for high talents C strictly limited to high-tech industries D only banned for those taking first jobs

A bring short-term economic advantages B reduce talent exchange between states C srifle enirepreneurship and competition D resuli in wider regional disparities

A authorized B united C guided D bound

A irrational B selfish C complex D arrogant

A markets are driven by people seeking their own well-being B people cherish inner happiness more than economic interesls C people may act upon sympathy for others instead of their own interests D markets should be guided not only by self-interest but also by principles

A efficient markets B rational governments C sel{-regulated individuals D mutually-influenced members

A doesn't deserve the Nobel Prize for economics B fails to base models of economics on models of thought C succeeds in showing how prosperity relies on traits of character D opens the potential for greater insights on the role of character in economics.

A encourage B force C educate D forbid