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question 201

Multiple Choice

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• A) 8%; $6480
• B) 8%; $5520
• C) 0.08%; $5520
• D) 12 \(\frac { 1 } { 2 }\) %; $6480
• E) 0.08%; $6480

Understand the concept and criticisms of merit pay plans.

Recognize the dependency of merit pay plans on effective performance appraisal systems.

Comprehend different types of incentive pay plans, including differential piece rate and standard hour plans.

Understand the principles and operation of straight piecework programs.

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