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In a well-functioning cap-and-trade system for pollution rights, society benefits because pollution
will be brought down to insignificant levels.
Encounter Stage
The phase during which a new employee learns the values, skills, and behaviors necessary to participate effectively within an organization.
Psychological Contract
An unwritten agreement that represents the mutual beliefs, perceptions, and informal obligations between an employer and an employee.
Inflated Positive Expectations
An overly optimistic view or anticipation of outcomes that might not be realistic, often leading to disappointment.
Psychological Contract Breach
The perception that an employer has failed to fulfill one or more of the unwritten expectations of the employment relationship.
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