Chris, the CEO of an automobile company, believes that profit sharing has increased the productivity of his organization. He feels that an incentive plan motivates employees to be more productive. Which statement strengthens Chris' argument?

A) In a profit-sharing plan, employees are the owners of the organization.
B) Profit sharing helps employees to cooperate and focus on organizational interests.
C) Profit sharing makes employees workaholics.
D) In profit sharing, employees contribute their base salary for the development of the organization.
E) Profit sharing benefits employees even if the organization makes less profit or no profit.

Option B strengthens Chris' argument because it supports the idea that profit sharing incentivizes employees to work cooperatively and focus on the organization's goals, which ultimately leads to increased productivity. Option A is incorrect because profit-sharing plans do not necessarily make employees owners of the organization. Option C is incorrect because it makes a baseless assumption about the work habits of employees. Option D is incorrect because profit sharing is typically a percentage of profits, not a contribution of base salary. Option E is incorrect because profit sharing is tied to organizational profits and may not benefit employees if the organization makes no profit.