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Wage negotiation, employee effort, and firm profit under output-based versus fixed-wage incentive contracts

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Honor among thieves : open internal reporting and managerial collusion

Evans, John Harry; Moser, Donald V.; Newman, Andrew H.; … - In: Contemporary accounting research : a journal of the … 33 (2016) 4, pp. 1375-1402

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Discussion of "Honor among thieves : open internal reporting and managerial collusion"

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Wage Negotiation, Employee Effort, and Firm Profit under Output‐Based versus Fixed‐Wage Incentive Contracts*

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Economic Choice Theory. An Experimental Analysis of Animal Behavior

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Tests of 'Fanning Out' of Indifference Curves: Results from Animal and Human Experiments

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Bidding in Common Value Auctions: How the Commercial Construction Industry Corrects for the Winner's Curse

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Experienced construction industry executives suffer from a winner's curse in laboratory common- value auction markets. (Dyer et al. 1989). This paper identifies essential differences between field environments and the economic theory underlying the laboratory markets that account for the...

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