Arrange the following stages of labor market segmentation from the identification of job characteristics to the impact on economic health: A. Identifying primary and secondary labor markets → B. Analyzing job characteristics and benefits → C. Understanding income distribution and social mobility → D. Assessing overall economic health.

Labor market segmentation is the process of understanding how jobs are divided into different categories, which can affect people's work experiences and earnings. First, we identify the primary and secondary labor markets, where primary jobs usually offer better pay and benefits than secondary jobs. Next, we analyze the specific job characteristics and benefits that come with these jobs, such as job security and health insurance. After that, we look at how income distribution and social mobility are influenced by these job categories, as people in primary markets often have more opportunities to advance. Finally, we assess the overall economic health, as a well-functioning labor market can lead to greater economic stability and growth, benefiting society as a whole.