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11-09-2017
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In economic terms, how does a worker make himself or herself more valuable to employers?

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CollinStanley CollinStanley

11-09-2017

If I wanted to make myself valuable to my employers I would increase my human capital.

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cmadden22 cmadden22

30-11-2018

In economic terms, how does a worker make himself or herself more valuable to employers?

-increase his or her human capital

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