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Which of the Following Makes Outcome-Oriented Contracts Less Likely to Occur

Question 40

Question 40

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Which of the following makes outcome-oriented contracts less likely to occur?


A) Risk aversion among agents
B) High outcome uncertainty
C) More programmable jobs
D) Less measurability of outcomes
E) Low risk premium in compensations

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