​Incentive Contracts Typically Result in Higher Risk-Related Compensation to Agents

question 48

Multiple Choice

​Incentive contracts typically result in higher risk-related compensation to agents on average,

• A)​even so,they are always worth it
• B)this does not affect their desirability
• C)as a consequence,they may cost more than the problem they solve
• D)​therefore,they are never worth it

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