Paying efficiency wages means that wages are a. above equilibrium, and profits are higher than otherwise. b. above equilibrium, and profits are lower than otherwise. c. below equilibrium, and profits are higher than otherwise. d. below equilibrium, and profits are lower than otherwise.
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