Assuming that Dilbert continues to have access to his company’s valuable technology trash, can Dilbert argue that his job is especially lucrative because he can sell the old power cords and other “trash” for an added income stream above his paid salary? Assume that the accumulation of sold trash has substantial market value and Dilbert is in a perfectly competitive labor market. Explain. Hint: Start by asking what profit level does the word lucrative imply?