A Typical Reason Moral Hazard Exists in the Workplace Is

question 117

Multiple Choice

A typical reason moral hazard exists in the workplace is:

• A)employees do not directly benefit from their effort,only their time spent at work.
• B)employees get paid the same,whether they try really hard or not.
• C)employees have no incentive to let the employer know how hard they can really work,because that might be expected of them all the time.
• D)All of these statements are true.

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Cost-Per-Unit

The amount of money it takes to produce one unit of a product or deliver a service.

Budgeted Cost

The estimated financial expenditure allocated for a project, activity, or operation based on planned activities and resources.

Work Scheduled

A detailed plan that outlines the tasks, timelines, and resources required to complete a project or job.

Metabolic Rate

The rate at which the body expends energy or burns calories.