​To Keep Employees from Shirking,invest in Greater Monitoring

question 61

Multiple Choice

​To keep employees from shirking,invest in greater monitoring

• A)​when monitoring is expensive relative to its benefits
• B)especially when monitoring is efficient
• C)when employees respond well to incentive contracts
• D)​when incentives solve both moral hazard and adverse selection problems with employees

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Definitions:

Type D Personality

A personality type characterized by high levels of stress and negativity, often linked to adverse cardiovascular outcomes.

Psychotherapy

The treatment of mental disorder by psychological rather than medical means, involving conversation and interaction between a therapist and a client.

Non-Type D

Referring to individuals who do not exhibit a distressed personality type characterized by negativity, pessimism, and social inhibition.

Type A Personality

A personality type that is hardworking, scheduled, and impatient.