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with reflections on the future of relational contract theory and practice. …
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Nobel for their fundamental contributions to contract theory. This article offers a short summary and discussion of their …
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decisions as well. Hence, contract frames might influence the effectiveness of incentive schemes. This comment first outlines … seminal experimental studies on frames and describes recent work that relates the incentive contract literature with the …) work on individual incentives and contract frames …
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workers' environments and incentive pay. The authors employ Prendergast's (2002) theory that incorporates the delegation of … delegation of worker decision rights …
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Research suggests that restricted labor mobility discourages managers from investing in human capital and reduces firm value. However, whether firms re-incentivize managers to mitigate its adverse effects remains unexplored. We find that after the adoption of the inevitable disclosure doctrine...
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contract and show how it separates the employee types. The optimal contract menu pairs a higher probability of assignment to …
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contract), because this game better sustains (implicit) relational incentives backed by either reputational or reciprocity …
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This paper explores how a relational contract establishes a norm of reciprocity and how such a norm shapes the …
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the presumption that a relational contract can establish a norm of reciprocity, I show that generous upfront wages that …
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The standard agency model assumes that the agent does not care how his decisions influence others. This is a strong assumption, which we relax. We find that, although monetary incentives are effective also with sociallyattentive agents, the principal may optimally set none. This could explain...
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