单选题Many executives regard benefits as a cost becauseAbenefits are on the rise but reward is little.Bthey don’t realize the importance of benefits.Cthey don’t care the benefits of development.Dthey must meet the cost goal for benefits.

单选题
Many executives regard benefits as a cost because
A

benefits are on the rise but reward is little.

B

they don’t realize the importance of benefits.

C

they don’t care the benefits of development.

D

they must meet the cost goal for benefits.


参考解析

解析:
文章第三段最后一句提到的“…without understanding what they get in return”表明“管理者不清楚福利的回报是什么”,由此可以推测选项B符合题意。

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