in the 1980s were given much stronger incentivesto increase their firm's stock price by receiving:
A)an extraordinary amount of salary.
B)stock options.
C)a lucrative benefit package.
D)an annual vacation package.

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In the 1980s, executives were given stock options as a way to increase their firm's stock price by tying their compensation to the company's performance. This incentivized them to make decisions that would benefit the company and its shareholders, as their own financial gain would also increase with the stock price.

In the 1980s Were Given Much Stronger Incentivesto Increase Their