Managers of State-Owned Firms in the Former Soviet Union Were

question 55

Multiple Choice

Managers of state-owned firms in the former Soviet Union were rewarded by:

• A) huge profits.
• B) a system of rewards based on the meeting of quotas established for the firms.
• C) a scheme that provided incentives to reduce costs.
• D) a scheme that provided incentives to introduce new technologies.

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