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Why is an oligopolist more likely to be able to earn a profit in the long run compared to a monopolistic competitive firm?
Expectancy
A person's belief about how their effort will lead to a certain level of performance and the anticipated outcomes of that performance.
Instrumentality
Refers to the perceived likelihood that performance will be followed by a specific outcome in the expectancy theory of motivation.
Job Satisfaction
The level of contentment or happiness an individual feels regarding their job.
Good Performance
The degree to which an individual, group, or organization meets or exceeds the set expectations or standards in a given task or objective.
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