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Alice perceives her job inputs as high and her job outcomes as high. Alice perceives Jane's inputs as low and her outcomes as low. Jane's perceptions are identical to Alice's in all respects. According to equity theory
a. both women are experiencing inequity.
b. Alice experiences inequity but Jane doesn't.
c. Jane experiences inequity but Alice doesn't.
d. both women are experiencing equity.
e. both women should earn exactly the same income.

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Organizational Behaviour: Understanding and Managing Life at Work

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Authors: Johns, Saks

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