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, monitoring and pay are shown to be complementary instruments under very general conditions, extending earlier results by Allgulin …
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This paper analyzes policies for regulating polluting firms under imperfect monitoring. The main finding is that a …' emission levels, and these are less powerful than the best non-linear incentive schemes. Another result is that monitoring and …
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The shirking model of efficiency wages has been thought to imply that monitoring and pay are substitute instruments for … effort - for example that there are only two possible effort levels. Under more reasonable assumptions, monitoring and pay … workers' rents. Finally, much of the empirical literature on the monitoring-pay relationship is shown to be seriously …
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If efficiency wages really exist, as proposed by Shapiro and Stiglitz (1984), why do we not see more job purchases? A conventional answer is that with multiple periods, low pay in initial periods serves as an implicit payment (Lazear (1981)). This paper presents a formal analysis of this issue....
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