At the Heart of Most Executive Performance-Based Incentive Plans Is

question 72

Multiple Choice

At the heart of most executive performance-based incentive plans is the idea that

• A) at the executive level, status and image are as important as actual compensation.
• B) executives should be rewarded if the organization grows in profitability and value over a period of years.
• C) executive compensation should be based on the organization's current performance in the stock market.
• D) executives are more focused on their base compensation than they are on the variable pay.

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