Incentives do not permanently increase labor costs because:
A)they rely on a subjective rating of performance.
B)they are given based on the past performances of the employees.
C)they increase the base wage.
D)they are one-time payments.

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Incentives are typically one-time payments and do not increase the base wage or permanently increase labor costs. They are designed to motivate employees to improve their performance and achieve specific goals but do not have an ongoing impact on labor costs.

Incentives Do Not Permanently Increase Labor Costs Because