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The Employer-Employee Conflict of Interest

Once an employee is hired for a set wage, a fundamental conflict of interest often emerges between the firm's owners and the employee. Analyze the nature of this conflict. In your answer, explain why the firm's objective is dependent on the employee's actions post-hiring, and why the employee's personal objectives might diverge from the firm's.

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