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screening among heterogeneous employees less costly and, finally, augment the effectiveness of monetary incentives. …
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The objective of this manuscript is to explain how tournaments can be used in order to select the best candidates to fulfill the highest posts in religious organizations. With this purpose, in this working paper, we seek to show an model, modified from the original one, where the psychic income...
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, incentives that motivate as well as information and communication technologies that enables or drives. …
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Experimental economics is used to investigate two important hypotheses proposed in the economics literature on tournaments. Specifically, we test for a hypothesized “disincentives effect” which can occur in tournaments with mixed ability agents. We also test the well known hypothesis that,...
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is investigated. Incentives that are tightly linked to individual or group merit are found to be significantly related to …
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employee effort is the amount of discretion offered at work; (b) pay incentives and ‘gift exchanges’ are the most important … motivators; (c) the use of monitoring and Taylor-type assembly lines are the least effective incentives; and (d) the optimal …
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The different organizational structure of the Portuguese and Dutch merchant empires affected their ability to monitor workers. I test the theoretical implications of these differences using micro data of overseas workers' compensation from the sixteenth to the eighteenth century. The two...
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payment scheme. The reason is straightforward: incentives motivate people, and without incentives they decrease their effort …
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This paper attempts to test the non-monotonic effect of monetary incentives on job satisfaction. Specifically, 8 waves … sector jobs. The empirical evidence of the paper is therefore consistent with a ‘V-effect’ of incentives, suggesting that …
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The authors analyzed the role of Performance Related Pay (PRP) in a sample of Italian manufacturing and service firms and presented standard quantile estimates to investigate heterogeneity in pay-performance impacts on labor productivity and wages. In a second stage, the endogeneity of PRP was...
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