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Employers can try to overcome the moral-hazard problem involving their employees by
Persuasive Arguments
Arguments designed to convince or influence others to accept a specific viewpoint or course of action.
Persuasive Communication
The skill of using messages designed to influence or change others' attitudes, beliefs, or actions towards a particular idea, item, or behavior.
Common Mistake
An error that is frequently made by a wide range of individuals, often due to misunderstanding or lack of knowledge.
Pressuring
Refers to the act of attempting to influence or compel someone into a decision or action by using force, arguments, or persuasion.
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