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We study, experimentally, how two alternative incentive mechanisms affect team performance, and how a team chooses between alternative mechanisms. We study a group incentive mechanism, where team output is shared equally among team members, and a hierarchical mechanism team output is allocated...
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This paper analyses leadership and charisma within the framework of social choice. In societies that lack formal institutional authorities, the power of leaders to coerce is limited. Under such conditions, we find that social outcomes will depend not only on policy preferences but also on how...
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Previous studies have found that firms where women have greater influence are less likely to pay bribes than other firms. In this study, we ask how these firms avoid paying bribes. Using data from the World Bank's Enterprise Surveys, we find that firms run by women avoid meeting and interacting...
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dynamics inside these organizations might enable corruption or fraud and how corporate governance can help in mitigating these … contribute to the exacerbation of tensions that promote corruption inside family firms. Moreover, the findings indicate that CEO … duality correlates with the occurrence of corruption and fraudulent activities, such as manipulating profits. Furthermore, the …
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