Why do companies often distribute bonuses to employees in highly profitable years to avoid dissatisfaction among workers?

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Individuals always act to maximize their own benefitsIndividuals tend to resist changing their opinionsIndividuals display inconsistent behavior over timeIndividuals value fairness and equity

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Firms provide bonuses during prosperous periods because employees are sensitive to fairness. When workers perceive compensation as fair, they are less likely to feel unhappy or undervalued, which helps maintain motivation and loyalty.

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Why do companies often distribute bonuses to employees in highly profitable years to avoid dissatisfaction among workers?

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