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An economist observes two countries. In Country A, the average hourly wage is high, and workers enjoy both high levels of consumption and many hours of free time. In Country B, the average hourly wage is low, and workers have lower consumption levels and fewer hours of free time. Assuming workers in both countries have fundamentally similar preferences for consumption and free time, what is the most likely economic explanation for this difference in outcomes?
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