What is most closely the central idea of the following passage from the Counterpoint essay (paragraph 18)? We have all seen the awe-inducing photographs of some of Silicon Valley's most famous businesses-the day care centers, the state-of-the-art
gyms, the meditation rooms and arcades, the free food and recording studios. Those businesses do not spend their money foolishly. They want
to incentivize their workers to feel comfortable working long hours, and they know they are competing with other businesses that can offer good
workers solid benefits, so they do their best to create an environment that is fun and playful and offers extrinsic motivation to stay and work. The
usual benefits of dental insurance and two-week vacations seem old-fashioned as businesses strive to engage employees and ensure their
loyalty.
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A Wealthy businesses are more likely to have hard-working employees.
B. Businesses that don't offer perks can't retain their employees.
C. Businesses need to show they care about the comfort and well-being of their staff.
D. Successful businesses spend money on their employees so they will stay and