A) product market
B) employee turnover
C) labour demand
D) job market
E) labour supply
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A) comparing the performance of departments within an organization
B) increasing the compensation differences between employees in an organization
C) encouraging the competitiveness of employees within an organization
D) setting a pay level that is above, below, or equal to competitors'
E) equalizing pay for all employees within the organization, irrespective of seniority
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A) wage grade
B) pay back
C) pay forms
D) average wage
E) pay level
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A) higher wages must be offered to employees when chances of success are high
B) higher wages must be offered to employees to compensate for any negative features of jobs
C) high wages will increase efficiency and lower labour costs if they lower turnover
D) job seekers have a reservation wage level below which they will not accept a job offer
E) pay levels and pay mix are designed to signal desired employee behaviours
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A) an increase in voluntary turnover
B) a decrease in the pool of qualified applicants
C) an increase in operating expenses
D) an increase in the probability of union-free status
E) an increase in pay-related work stoppages
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A) he technology employed by organizations
B) the difference in technology across industries and new technology within the same industry
C) the additional output from the employment of one additional person
D) the level of demand for a product
E) the low-wage, no-mix strategy employed by organizations
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A) product demand is not related to price changes
B) the level of skill needed to perform the job is high
C) the supply of labour is not responsive to changes in pay
D) employee skills are not specific to the product market
E) labour costs are a small share of total costs
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A) There is a huge advantage for a single employer to pay above the market rate.
B) Pay rates reflect only the base wage associated with employment.
C) People are homogenous and therefore interchangeable.
D) There is a huge advantage for a single employer to pay below the market rate.
E) Employers are not always interested in maximizing profits.
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A) living wage level
B) competitive wage level
C) reservation wage level
D) prevailing wage level
E) market wage level
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A) revenue of labour
B) cost of labour
C) input
D) net income
E) labour expenditure
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A) External competitiveness refers to an organization's pay relative to other organizations.
B) External competitiveness refers to the total compensation paid by an employer to an employee.
C) External competitiveness refers to pay relationships among employees of an organization.
D) External competitiveness refers to the budget allocation for a department relative to other departments in an organization.
E) External competitiveness refers to the competitiveness between employees of an organization.
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A) human capital theory
B) signalling theory
C) efficiency wage theory
D) reservation wage theory
E) compensating differentials theory
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