Which is not a practical issue when using learning curves?
A)Incentive systems and bonus plans may increase learning
B)Complex intellectual learning will end quicker than learning simple tasks
C)A contract phase-out may result in a lengthening of process times
D)Keeping groups of employees together reaps productivity benefits

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Learning curves typically show that complex tasks take longer to learn than simple tasks, so it is not a practical issue to expect that complex intellectual learning will end quicker than learning simple tasks. However, the other options listed could potentially affect the accuracy or usefulness of learning curves in predicting future performance.

Which Is Not a Practical Issue When Using Learning Curves