The Systematic Mis-Estimates That Managers Make of the Pay of Others

question 62

Multiple Choice

The systematic mis-estimates that managers make of the pay of others in their firm suggests that they will often

• A)underestimate the pay of employees.
• B)experience equity with regard to peers.
• C)underestimate the value of a promotion.
• D)overestimate the value of a promotion.
• E)experience equity with regard to employees.

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