Salaried Workers Can Be Considered "Quasi-Fixed Resources" in That

question 45

Multiple Choice

Salaried workers can be considered "quasi-fixed resources" in that:

• A)production is largely independent of the firm's use of salaried workers
• B)federal work rules limit the ability of firms to fire salaried workers
• C)their work hours typically are fixed
• D)raises or promotions may be used to reduce shirking

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