One of the Major Differences Between Individual Incentives and Group

question 89

Multiple Choice

One of the major differences between individual incentives and group incentives is that

• A) individual incentives are more likely to be monetary whereas group incentives are more likely to be non-monetary.
• B) group incentives carry high "trophy" value for the members who receive them.
• C) incentives for group members tend to be allocated equitably whereas individual incentives tend to be allocated equally among employees.
• D) group incentives place social pressure on group members whereas individual incentives do not.

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Definitions:

IRR

The discount rate at which the net present value of all the cash flows from a project or investment equals zero.

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A process of determining the value of a series of cash flows by discounting them to the present value to evaluate the profitability of an investment.

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