China's 19^th Century Famines Were Caused Mainly by

question 33

Multiple Choice

China's 19^th century famines were caused mainly by

• A) a climate change that resulted in longer, harsher winters.
• B) its rapidly growing population.
• C) lack of technology.
• D) no wish among leaders to adopt modern methods.
• E) a rapid growth of population in a society without modern technology and no desire to obtain such.

Recognize the advantages and disadvantages of skill-based and gain-sharing compensation plans.

Distinguish between intrinsic and extrinsic rewards and their impact on employee motivation.

Understand the role of profit-sharing in linking pay with organizational performance.

Grasp the significance of content theories in guiding organizational motivation strategies.

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