Paying Efficiency Wages Helps Firms Reduce the Problem of Adverse

question 2

Multiple Choice

Paying efficiency wages helps firms reduce the problem of adverse selection by:

• A) generating additional profits that can be used to pay for more proficient hiring managers.
• B) keeping labor unions from organizing workers in the firm.
• C) encouraging unsupervised workers to maintain a high level of productivity.
• D) providing an incentive for the best-qualified workers to remain with the firm.

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