As Monty Corp

As Monty Corp., a shoe manufacturer, grows more profitable, it wants to become more competitive as an employer in the labor market. Juliet, the human resource manager, urges the company to develop a more attractive package of benefits, rather than simply raising salaries. Which statement best supports Juliet's argument?

A) Employees do not pay income taxes on most benefits they receive.
B) Benefits are harder for employees to understand than pay structures.
C) Employees could get a better deal if they bought their own insurance policies.
D) Higher cash compensation gives employees more purchasing power.
E) Different employees look for different types of benefits.