Which of the following is not a conclusion based on the Gneezy and Rustichini study of late parental arrivals at Israeli day-care centres?
A) A fine can be thought of as a price.
B) Extrinsic incentives can crowd out intrinsic motivations.
C) Late arrivals actually increased upon the implementation of a fine for arriving late.
D) The introduction of a fine lead to a sharp decline in the incidence of late arrivals.

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The Gneezy and Rustichini study found that the introduction of a fine for late arrivals at Israeli day-care centres did not lead to a decline in late arrivals. Instead, it observed an increase in late arrivals, suggesting that the fine undermined the intrinsic motivation not to be late, rather than reinforcing penalties for tardiness.

Which of the Following Is Not a Conclusion Based on the Gneezy