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CR · Critical Reasoning
sub-505
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The average manager earns significantly more than the average employee at the same organization. However, it is clear that no manager exerts significantly more effort than the average employee. Therefore, the high salary of managers is entirely unwarranted. Which one of the following principles, if true, most supports the reasoning of the argument above?
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At any given organization, people's salaries should reflect their level of effort.
B
At any given organization, people's salaries should be based on their contributions to the overall performance of the organization.
C
At any given organization, people's salaries should be aligned with their needs for a comfortable living.
D
At any given organization, individuals performing identical roles should receive the same salary.
E
Individuals who can exert effort have a responsibility to do so.
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vstylatorApr 25, 2025
greatt question!
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