Carnegie Steel Achieved the Tremendous Productivity That Andrew Carnegie Insisted

question 3

Multiple Choice

Carnegie Steel achieved the tremendous productivity that Andrew Carnegie insisted on

• A) through the adoption of personnel policies that included profit-sharing and paid vacations.
• B) by forcing employees to work long hours under extremely dangerous conditions for low pay.
• C) by scheduling shifts at night,when it was cooler,which helped workers endure the high temperatures in the plant.
• D) by operating the plant for only part of the year,which made the equipment last longer.

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Matching Principle

An accounting principle that recognizes expenses in the same period as the revenues they are related to are earned.