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Economics A Level (DONEEEEEEE)

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If the Non-Pecuniary Benefits are 1. Low 2. High What would happen to Pecuniary Benefits?

Author: eric_galvao



Answer:

1. If the Job reaps little Job satisfaction, because of Tedious or Repetitive Stress, then Workers will want a Higher Wage for Compensation for the Low Satisfaction they Gain. Otherwise, they'll possibly Leave 2. If the Job reaps Tons of Job Satisfaction, then Workers will take a Lower Wage Rate because of the Perks / Non-Monetary Benefits they gain


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