All of these statements are problems with the Secondary Labor Market except: Group of answer choices High risk of injury and probability of job loss Wages about 20% lower compared to a primary sector job with comparable level of education Workers who remain in secondary sector, especially in the low-skilled service industry, after a time are increasingly less able to transition to employment in the primary sector The high turnover, low wages, and undesirability of low-skilled service industry jobs creates stability in labor supply