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Empirical evidence shows that workers care about the mission of their job in addition to their wage. This suggests that employers can use the job mission to incentivize and screen their workers. I study a model in which a principal selects an agent to develop a project and influences the agent's...
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: selfish workers who only respond to monetary incentives, and conditionally cooperative workers who might voluntarily provide …-select into firms that differ in their incentives as well as their resulting level of team work. Our model can explain why firms …
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This paper suggests that institutional factors which reward social networks at the expenses of productivity can play an important role in explaining brain drain. The effects of social networks on brain drain are analyzed in a decision theory framework with asymmetric information. We distinguish...
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controlling parties, while a large percentage of subordinates under-provide effort despite pecuniary incentives to the contrary …
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outcomes, (ii) laws governing cooperation and collective action, (iii) effects and the determinants of material incentives, (iv …
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provision of incentives. Relative price and income effects are shown to be identifiable and strong. A number of empirically …
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controlling parties, while a large percentage of subordinates under-provide effort despite pecuniary incentives to the contrary …
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: incentives are distorted, ossification is induced and the decision approach is wrongly conceived. As a result, evaluations are …
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After several decades of academic research on the contingent valuation (CV) method a consistent behavioral explanation of 'hypothetical bias' is still lacking. Based on evidence from economics, economic psychology and the political sciences, I propose an explanation that is based on two simple...
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reluctant to trigger arbitration. The inconsistent use of arbitration eliminates the incentives to take first-best actions and …
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