Analyzing Wage Premiums for Different Job Roles
A company is setting the pay for two distinct positions: a remote-based creative writer, whose output is subjective and checked weekly, and an on-site assembly line worker, whose productivity is measured electronically in real-time. Analyze why the additional wage amount paid to motivate effort (the 'wage premium') would likely differ between these two roles. Explain your reasoning by referencing at least two factors that influence a worker's decision to perform diligently.
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