The issues Hubbard,Rice and Galvin cite in introducing a reward system do NOT include:
A)people are very good at manipulating reward systems
B)rewards are difficult to take away once they are introduced
C)reward schemes are becoming increasingly costly
D)there is limited evidence of the relationship between rewards and performance

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Hubbard, Rice, and Galvin cite several issues in introducing a reward system, including people's ability to manipulate it, the difficulty in taking away rewards once introduced, and limited evidence of the relationship between rewards and performance. However, they do not mention that reward schemes are becoming increasingly costly as an issue.

The Issues Hubbard,Rice and Galvin Cite in Introducing a Reward