Which of the following statements about external competitiveness is true?

A. External competitiveness refers to pay relationships among employees of an organization.
B. External competitiveness refers to the budget allocation for a department relative to other departments in an organization.
C. External competitiveness refers to the competitiveness between employees of an organization.
D. External competitiveness refers to an organization's pay relative to other organizations.
E. External competitiveness refers to the total compensation paid by an employer to an employee.


Answer: D

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