Refer to Figure 17-6. Under Scheme I

A) workers signal their productivity to the firm by consistently selling above 30 vacuum cleaners.
B) the incentive to increase productivity only occurs for sales of fewer than 20 vacuum cleaners or more than 30 vacuum cleaners.
C) workers compete with each other to see who can sell more than 20 vacuum cleaners in the shortest possible time.
D) workers have no incentive to sell more than 30 vacuum cleaners.


D

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