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vicotolentino

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__________ sometimes called pay equity , refers to the view that comparable jobs
  deserve comparable pay.
 
  a. entrepreneurial spirit
  b. comparable worth
  c. social constructs
  d. institutional desert

Question 2

Global governance gaps are
 
  a. government activities that can be conducted subject to much effective law or
  regulation.
  b. corporate activities that can be conducted subject to little or no effective law
  or regulation.
  c. government activities that can be conducted subject to little or no effective
  law or regulation.
  d. corporate activities that can be conducted subject to much effective law or
  regulation.



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Answer to Question 1

B

Answer to Question 2

B



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