Which of the following are components of the compensation package for members of production assembly teams? An hourly wage, teamwork bonuses for beating weekly PAT assembly quotas by 5% or more, a year-end bonus of $5.00 per camera assembled or $10 per drone assembled (both subject to change), and stock option awards for perfect attendance Percentage increases in the annual base wage, bonuses tied to the achievement of higher P/Q ratings, a year-end bonus for achieving a 100 or more unit increase in PAT productivity, and an increase in the dollar cost of a PAT member's fringe benefits package Weekly salary (can be different for camera PATS and drone PATS), the cost of a PAT member's fringe benefits package, a piecework incentive of $5 per camera/$10 per drone assembled, and teamwork bonuses for meeting or beating weekly PAT assembly quotas by 5% or more Annual base wage, teamwork bonuses or $5 per camera or $10 per drone if the PAT meets or exceeds its monthly assembly quota, the cost of a PAT member's fringe benefits package, overtime pay guarantees, and a weekly allowance for living expenses Percentage increases in the annual base wage, increases in the dollar-cost of a PAT member's fringe benefit package, and the size of the year-end bonus for perfect attendance Which of the following is not accurate as concerns the retailers and buyers of action-capture cameras? The buyers of action cameras in Latin America and the Asia- Pacific region are more sensitive to cross-brand price differences than are camera buyers in North America and Europe-Africa. Most all chain-store retailers carry at least 2 and often 3-4 of the best-selling brands of action-capture cameras; however, the makers of weak-selling brands of action cameras have difficulty convincing major retail chains to devote much display space and merchandising efforts to their models. Most people shopping for action-capture cameras use the Internet to do considerable comparison shopping before making a decision about which camera brand to buy; as a consequence, they tend to be quite aware of the prices and P/Q ratings of different brands, the warranty differences among competing brands, and the fact that retailers have periodic weekly sales promotions that feature sizable discounts off the regular retail price. Potential buyers of action-capture cameras pay at least some attention to the media ads they see for various action cameras brands and their purchasing decisions are to some degree influenced by these ads. It is difficult and time-consuming for most people to do much comparison shopping before deciding which action camera brand to purchase--usually they just visit the stores of one or two nearby retailers and consider what they deem to be the pros and cons of whatever brands they stock.
Which of the following are components of the compensation package for members of production assembly teams? An hourly wage, teamwork bonuses for beating weekly PAT assembly quotas by 5% or more, a year-end bonus of $5.00 per camera assembled or $10 per drone assembled (both subject to change), and stock option awards for perfect attendance Percentage increases in the annual base wage, bonuses tied to the achievement of higher P/Q ratings, a year-end bonus for achieving a 100 or more unit increase in PAT productivity, and an increase in the dollar cost of a PAT member's fringe benefits package Weekly salary (can be different for camera PATS and drone PATS), the cost of a PAT member's fringe benefits package, a piecework incentive of $5 per camera/$10 per drone assembled, and teamwork bonuses for meeting or beating weekly PAT assembly quotas by 5% or more Annual base wage, teamwork bonuses or $5 per camera or $10 per drone if the PAT meets or exceeds its monthly assembly quota, the cost of a PAT member's fringe benefits package, overtime pay guarantees, and a weekly allowance for living expenses Percentage increases in the annual base wage, increases in the dollar-cost of a PAT member's fringe benefit package, and the size of the year-end bonus for perfect attendance Which of the following is not accurate as concerns the retailers and buyers of action-capture cameras? The buyers of action cameras in Latin America and the Asia- Pacific region are more sensitive to cross-brand price differences than are camera buyers in North America and Europe-Africa. Most all chain-store retailers carry at least 2 and often 3-4 of the best-selling brands of action-capture cameras; however, the makers of weak-selling brands of action cameras have difficulty convincing major retail chains to devote much display space and merchandising efforts to their models. Most people shopping for action-capture cameras use the Internet to do considerable comparison shopping before making a decision about which camera brand to buy; as a consequence, they tend to be quite aware of the prices and P/Q ratings of different brands, the warranty differences among competing brands, and the fact that retailers have periodic weekly sales promotions that feature sizable discounts off the regular retail price. Potential buyers of action-capture cameras pay at least some attention to the media ads they see for various action cameras brands and their purchasing decisions are to some degree influenced by these ads. It is difficult and time-consuming for most people to do much comparison shopping before deciding which action camera brand to purchase--usually they just visit the stores of one or two nearby retailers and consider what they deem to be the pros and cons of whatever brands they stock.
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Transcribed Image Text:Which of the following are components of the compensation
package for members of production assembly teams?
An hourly wage, teamwork bonuses for beating weekly PAT
assembly quotas by 5% or more, a year-end bonus of $5.00 per
camera assembled or $10 per drone assembled (both subject to
change), and stock option awards for perfect attendance
Percentage increases in the annual base wage, bonuses tied to
the achievement of higher P/Q ratings, a year-end bonus for
achieving a 100 or more unit increase in PAT productivity, and an
increase in the dollar cost of a PAT member's fringe benefits
package
Weekly salary (can be different for camera PATS and drone PATS),
the cost of a PAT member's fringe benefits package, a piecework
incentive of $5 per camera/$10 per drone assembled, and
teamwork bonuses for meeting or beating weekly PAT assembly
quotas by 5% or more
Annual base wage, teamwork bonuses or $5 per camera or $10
per drone if the PAT meets or exceeds its monthly assembly
quota, the cost of a PAT member's fringe benefits package,
overtime pay guarantees, and a weekly allowance for living
expenses
Percentage increases in the annual base wage, increases in the
dollar-cost of a PAT member's fringe benefit package, and the
size of the year-end bonus for perfect attendance
Transcribed Image Text:Which of the following is not accurate as concerns the retailers and
buyers of action-capture cameras?
The buyers of action cameras in Latin America and the Asia-
Pacific region are more sensitive to cross-brand price differences
than are camera buyers in North America and Europe-Africa.
Most all chain-store retailers carry at least 2 and often 3-4 of the
best-selling brands of action-capture cameras; however, the
makers of weak-selling brands of action cameras have difficulty
convincing major retail chains to devote much display space and
merchandising efforts to their models.
Most people shopping for action-capture cameras use the
Internet to do considerable comparison shopping before making
a decision about which camera brand to buy; as a consequence,
they tend to be quite aware of the prices and P/Q ratings of
different brands, the warranty differences among competing
brands, and the fact that retailers have periodic weekly sales
promotions that feature sizable discounts off the regular retail
price.
Potential buyers of action-capture cameras pay at least some
attention to the media ads they see for various action cameras
brands and their purchasing decisions are to some degree
influenced by these ads.
It is difficult and time-consuming for most people to do much
comparison shopping before deciding which action camera
brand to purchase--usually they just visit the stores of one or
two nearby retailers and consider what they deem to be the pros
and cons of whatever brands they stock.
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