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To prevent unethical behaviour by employees, many companies include compliance aspects in their compensation schemes. For example, ex-post bonus adjustments allow managers to retract parts of bonuses previously paid to employees in reaction to fraudulent behaviour. We propose that the level of...
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Narcissism has become the most heavily discussed personality trait in recent times. However, accounting research on managerial narcissism and its implications for management control system choices, such as incentive schemes, is scarce. Based on Christ and Vance's (2018) “cascading controls”...
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Extant research shows that managerial decision-making can be biased. One bias that has received attention from the psychological literature yet very little attention from business research is the unpacking bias. This bias suggests that the perceived probability that an event will occur generally...
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Proposals after the last financial crisis in 2008 have called for an extension of the scope of clawback provisions in compensation contracts beyond what is commonly legally required. Under such an extendeds cope, managers would be held accountable for losses. The reason for such an extended...
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