Daichi inc. is a japanese software development firm known for its high quality products. recently, the company held its annual conference and awarded all those employees who were in the top five percent with substantial monetary rewards. their performance was evaluated on the basis of target achievement, client feedback, and quality ratings. employees whose performance had not changed drastically were given a minor raise and those who faired badly received no incentives. many employees blamed the company of creating differences among employees because they felt that it would harm the company in the long run, but daichi inc. truly believes that to retain and motivate its best performers, a large incentive is a good step. daichi inc. is using a(n) here.
(a)piece rate plan
(b)employee stock ownership plan
(c)modular plan
(d)merit based plan
(e)flexible benefits plan

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Imagine you own an established startup with growing profits. you are looking for funding to greatly expand company operations. what method of financing would be best for you?

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