3. Is it obvious that $10 per thousand is too low of an incentive to pay...
3. Is it obvious that $10 per thousand is too low of an incentive to pay for CEOs? Explain.
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Thus we can conclude that $10 per $1000 is not a low incentive for CEO.
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