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BUS 115 Questions Chapter 11

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BUS-115 Introduction to Business
Chapter 11 - Motivating and Satisfying Employees
Questions

Pick the ONE best answer for the following 25-questions.
Mark your answers on the front of a Scantron answer sheet (erase all stray marks)
For True/False, True=A and False=B

1. True or False? Motivation is the internal process that energizes, directs, and sustains behavior.

2. True or False? A main discovery of the Hawthorne Studies was that human factors are at least as important to motivation as pay rates.

3. True or False? The piece-rate reward system grew out of Taylor’s concepts of scientific management.

4. True or False? On self-managed work teams, each member learns one specific job and has clearly defined responsibilities.

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Web-Readings:

21. Which of the statements about the Waning Era of the Middle-class Factory Job article is FALSE?
a. Factory jobs were once a ticket to a world where a working-class job could produce a middle-class lifestyle.
b. GM once employed as many as 80,000 workers in Flint, Michigan; today fewer than 20,000 have jobs.
c. More than 50-percent of Michigan's workers are trade union members, almost double the national average.
d. In the years after World War II, GM had more than half of the US car market.
e. Nationwide, unemployment remains low by historical standards, but sectors of the labor market, especially manufacturing, have been losing in recent years.

22. Which of the statements about the article In Class Warfare, Guess Which Class is Winning is FALSE?
a. According to Ben Stein, the rich pay a lot of taxes as a total percentage of taxes collected, but they don’t pay a lot of taxes as a percentage of what they can afford to pay, or as a percentage of what the government needs to close the deficit gap.
b. According to Ben Stein, someone with an income from dividends and capital gains, pays far less as a fraction of his income than the secretaries or the clerks.
c. The federal deficit for the United States is $434 billion for fiscal 2006 (not counting off-budget items like Social Security).
d. Ben Stein believes that cutting taxes stimulates the economy and increases federal tax revenues.
e. The United States federal government soon will spend over

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