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We introduce a name market into an overlapping generations model to address politician selection and political accountability when officeholders need not stand for re-election. We show that the name market could mitigate both issues. On the one hand, acquiring a good name screens good...
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We introduce a name market into an overlapping generations model to address politician selection and political accountability when officeholders need not stand for re-election. We show that the name market could mitigate both issues. On the one hand, acquiring a good name screens good...
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This study examines the impact of promotion-based tournament incentives on corporate labor investment efficiency. We find that tournament incentives, measured as the pay gap between the CEO and the next layer of non-CEO senior executives, lead to inefficient labor investments, measured as the...
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This study examines the impact of promotion-based tournament incentives on corporate labor investment efficiency. We find that tournament incentives, measured as the pay gap between the CEO and the next layer of non-CEO senior executives, lead to inefficient labor investments, measured as the...
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