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The correct answer is profits.

That's why if the company sees that a worker's payment is not profitable for the company they either fire the person or lowers their payment. The company always wants to pay taxes as little as possible and reduce the costs. It is not maximizing the costs if it gives high wages.

A company will pay its workers till the level it maximizes the profits of the company.

Answer: Option C

Explanation:

When the company feels that the person who is being paid is not adding value to the company or is not working in a productive manner, the company either fires the person or lowers the salary of the person. Only when the company feels that the person is helping the company earn profits will the company pay to the worker.

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