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This article makes several observations on the extent of executive compensation and the forms it takes, relating these to the recent literature. I argue that the magnitude of executive compensation seems excessive in light of a wide range of academic studies. I then propose specific regulatory...
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This article makes several observations on the extent of executive compensation and the forms it takes, relating these to the recent literature. I argue that the magnitude of executive compensation seems excessive in light of a wide range of academic studies. I then propose specific regulatory...
Persistent link: https://www.econbiz.de/10013149929
This paper presents a framework that nests search and Walrasian-type models to study the evolution of stationary equilibria in the region between the two approaches. In our model unemployed workers can simultaneously approach n firms every period. We regard n as a proxy for information...
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This paper presents a framework that nests search and Walrasian-type models to study the evolution of stationary equilibria in the region between the two approaches. In our model unemployed workers can simultaneously approach n firms every period. We regard n as a proxy for information...
Persistent link: https://www.econbiz.de/10014144649