Whiting Williams's view was unique in that he established earnings as a means of_______.
A) providing incentives to work harder
B) comparing levels of fringe benefits
C) social comparison
D) insuring the application of the "Eleventh Commandment"
E) none of the above

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Whiting Williams's view was unique because he saw earnings as a means of social comparison, which was different from the more common views of earnings as incentives or benefits.

Whiting Williams's View Was Unique in That He Established Earnings