Private enterprises attract highly competent professionals by providing high salaries. As a result of this measure, the income of most professionals employed in private enterprises is 60% higher than that of professionals at the same level but working in state-owned enterprises and institutions. Therefore, unless the professionals employed by state-owned enterprises and institutions are more driven by their sense of responsibility for the public and public welfare rather than personal interests, state-owned enterprises and institutions may drain a considerable part of their professionals to private enterprises, because these professionals are not unable to find jobs in private enterprises.
based on which of the following assumptions?
State owned enterprises and institutions do not provide their professionals with superior working conditions, or do not pay additional benefits that exceed the compensation received by these professionals due to their lower wages.