Kevin is the CEO of a large company. Kevin believes that his workers would be more committed to the company if their economic situation was more closely tied to that of the company. How could Kevin accomplish such a goal?
a. ESOPs
b. a plan of profit-sharing
c. a cafeteria plan of fringe benefits
d. either a or b
e. any one of a, b, or c
Question 2
How will unions have to change in the innovative sector?
a. They will have to stop bargaining collectively.
b. They will have to represent managers as well as workers.
c. They will have to take an active role in proposals to increase productivity.
d. They will have to stop lobbying Congress.
e. They will have to abandon efforts at international organization.
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(a) Feeding by bear on salmon results in large allochthonous inputs of nutrients into (b) the forest
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