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incentivizes managers to perform better and thus saves on the cost of providing pay for performance. However, when managerial … talent is scarce, firms compete to attract better managers. This reduces an individual firm's incentives to invest in … by other firms' governance. In equilibrium, better managers end up at firms with weaker governance, and conversely …
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affected by, the choice of governance by other firms. Firms with weaker governance offer managers more generous incentive …
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Separation between CEO and Chairman of the Board is typically viewed as evidence of good corporate governance. Surprisingly, the literature has failed so far to uncover any significant relation between CEO/Chairman duality and firm performance. By distinguishing between periods with and without...
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We present a model in which managers are risk-averse and firms compete for scarce managerial talent ("alpha"). When … managers are not mobile across firms, firms provide efficient compensation, which allows for learning about managerial talent … and for insurance of low-quality managers. When instead managers can move across firms, firms cannot offer co …
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