The activity known as shirking is least likely to occur when

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When the earnings of a worker are closely tied to the worker's output, shirking becomes less likely because the worker's income depends on their productivity levels. This creates a strong incentive for them to work hard and not engage in shirking behavior. Conversely, when workers are not monitored and there is no direct link between their productivity and their earnings, they may be more likely to engage in shirking. The other options (C and D) do not necessarily impact the likelihood of shirking.

The Activity Known as Shirking Is Least Likely to Occur