A firm has more discretion over its internal wage structure

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A firm has more discretion over its internal wage structure:

(a) the more competitive is the labor market it operates in.

(b) the smaller is the indeterminacy of wages.

(d) the greater are the number of job clusters in their internal labor market.

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