Sometimes the Output of a Worker Results Not Just from the Amount

question 24

Multiple Choice

Sometimes the output of a worker results not just from the amount of effort the worker exerts, but also from some random element such as

• A) the probability of being caught shirking
• B) crime rates
• C) luck

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