An Opportunity Cost

question 68

Multiple Choice

An opportunity cost

• A) can be measured only when the decision involves expenditures of money.
• B) can be measured only when the decision involves spending time on one thing and not on another.
• C) is impossible to measure.
• D) is equal to the value of what is given up to make a purchase or take an action.
• E) exists for every decision made by individuals and businesses,but not by the government.

Evaluate the effectiveness of different benefits programs and the considerations for their implementation.

Understand key considerations and conditions for establishing effective incentive systems.

Identify various types of compensation and incentive plans and their appropriate applications.

Comprehend the concepts of variable pay and how it links to employee performance.

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