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-period experiment. In equilibrium, firms will offer deferred compensation: first period productivity is positive and wages are zero …, while third period productivity is zero and wages are positive. The experiment produces strong evidence that deferred …
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reasonably approximate real-life decision makers? behavior. Testing this theory with field data is difficult since typically …
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reasonably approximate real-life decision makers’ behavior. Testing this theory with field data is difficult since typically …
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to investigate the ex ante sorting effect of tournaments. This paper reports results from an experiment analyzing whether …
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confirmed in a real effort experiment. …
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favor and against this assumption and test in our own experiment, whether and which personality factors are useful in …
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differences in betting odds or rankings to measure ability differences, our results support standard tournament theory as we find … a highly significant negative impact of the matchup's heterogeneity on joint teame efforts. However, further analysis …
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Following tournament theory, incentives will be rather low if the contestants of a tournament are heterogeneous. We … also investigate the effect of a changing spread between winner and loser prize. In line with theory, teams reduce effort …
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This paper investigates whether a designer can improve both the incentive provision and the selection performance of a promotion contest by making the competition more (or less) dynamic. A comparison of static (one-stage) and dynamic (two-stage) contests reveals that this is not the case. A...
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incentives based on measurable worker characteristics. To do so, we ran two large-scale experiments. The key results are that (i … heterogeneity in worker responses to different schemes, and (iii) a targeted assignment of schemes to individual workers increases … performance in a second experiment significantly above the level achieved by the single best scheme. …
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