In the Textbook, There Is an Example of a Software

Multiple Choice

In the textbook, there is an example of a software firm in which the managers provided a financial incentive to get rid of software bugs. The result was that software writers added more bugs into the software. This example shows that:

A) financial incentives should never be used.
B) most employees are very corrupt.
C) incentives can create perverse effects.
D) high-tech firms are unique.