Incentives would not be a problem:
A) as long as employers get what they want.
B) if the interests of the employees and the employers conflict somewhat.
C) if the interests of the employees and the employers conflict.
D) if the interests of the employees and the employers were perfectly aligned.

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If the interests of the employees and the employers were perfectly aligned, then incentives would not be a problem as both parties would benefit from them. However, if their interests conflict, it may be more challenging to create incentives that are satisfactory for both sides.

Incentives Would Not Be a Problem