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of self-interest are especially detrimental to employees with high levels of prosocial motivation—individuals who tend to …
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of prosocial work motivation and organizational democracy, and bind this all together in a conceptual alternative of …
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activities can crowd out motivation to perform these activities. More recent work highlights nuanced and important features … motivation may not be a concern in many contexts, the substitution of one prosocial activity for another or shifts in activities …
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Work contributes to people's self-image in important ways. We propose a model in which individuals have a preference for being important to others. This leads to the following predictions: 1) In fully competitive markets with performance pay, behavior coincides with the standard model (bakers)....
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other. We show that altruism has a non-monotonic effect on effort. We study how this effect depends on "climate," the … robustness depends on climate. We find that family ties will be stronger in milder climates than in harsher climates. -- altruism …
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