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Linking executive compensation to climate performance

Ritz, Robert A. - In: California management review 64 (2022) 3, pp. 124-140

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Climate targets, executive compensation, and corporate strategy

Ritz, Robert A. - 2020

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Management compensation, monitoring and aggressive corporate tax planning

Steinhoff, Melanie - 2015

The empirical literature shows that management incentives often reduce corporate tax aggressiveness. Focussing on the …

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Management compensation, monitoring and aggressive corporate tax planning

Steinhoff, Melanie - 2015

The empirical literature shows that management incentives often reduce corporate tax aggressiveness. Focussing on the …

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CEO compensation and topmanagement incentives. Internal or social problems ?

TEULON, Frédéric - Institut de Préparation à l'Administration et à la … - 2014

This paper analyzes the income of french top managers taking as a sample firms that made the CAC 40 in 2009. The pay gap between CEOs and unskilled workers have never been higher. In our view, explanations of this trend are not solely related to economic causes (transformation of the labor...

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Importance of the management incentives for the improvement of company’s activities

Slavica, Stevanovic; Ivana, Simeunovic - Volkswirtschaftliche Fakultät, … - 2011

In this paper we have emphasized on the importance of the management incentives and their impact on company … and management could be solved by allocation of appropriate management incentives. As the effectiveness of management … incentives depends on their good evaluation, it is important to identify potential indicators and to measure their consistency …

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Leaving the corporate fold: examining spin-off actions and performance

Cannella, Albert A. (contributor) - 2003

This research examines the exit of a subsidiary from its corporate parent through spin-off, the actions taken by the firm management post spin-off, and the performance implications of those actions, all from the spin-off's perspective. While spin-off announcements are generally met with a...

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