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Did the masculinity-driven corporate culture of Wall Street change after the 2008 global financial crisis? According to the neuroendocrinology literature, the voice pitch of a male is an ‘honest signal' of his testosterone level that affects risk taking for social dominance. We use digitally...
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We analyze the effects of synergies from horizontal mergers on managerial incentives. In contrast to synergies … after a merger. We show that synergies suppress managerial incentives within the non-merging firms, whereas the effect on … defense in merger control. -- Managerial Incentives ; Horizontal Mergers ; Antitrust ; Productive Efficiency Gains ; Synergies …
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agents with incentives to cut marginal costs prior to choosing output. We stress that synergies come at a cost which possibly … leads to a countervailing incentive effect: The merged firm's principal may be induced to stifle managerial incentives in …
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Using an agency model of firm behavior, the paper analyzes whether the cost of investment should be tax exempt. The findings suggest that, when managers engage in wasteful capital expenditures, welfare may decline if the cost of investment is tax deductible, as commonly advocated. The extent to...
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the owner's capacity to monitor delegated managers. We show how resultant misaligned managerial incentives can translate …
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Economic literature on organizations (Milgrom, 1998; Milgrom and Roberts 1992, 2009) points out that when distributive policies are discretionary realized within firms by managers, the agents working in the organization will undertake "influence activities" with possible negative effects on firm's...
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This paper investigates whether monitoring by bank lenders affects CEO incentives of borrowing firms. We find that an … increase in bank monitoring incentives significantly reduce the sensitivity of CEO wealth to stock return volatility (Vega … CEO incentives to mitigate the risk-shifting incentives of firm managers …
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disincentivizing managers to engage in more demanding acquisition and processing of information. However, higher incentives from …. Overall, our findings are consistent with higher taxes reducing managers’ work incentives …
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