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We investigate whether differences in management explain variation in productivity and whether different labor market …
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field experiment (N=7,455) to understand the effectiveness of different incentives that may motivate its workforce to …
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We examine the relation between the CEO's childhood socioeconomic class and corporate labor policies. We find that CEOs raised in low socioeconomic class families are less likely to invest in employee friendly firm policies measured by several types of labor and employment litigation, including...
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In this study, we examine the relationship between within-firm pay inequality and employee productivity. We use hand … employee productivity. Consistent with tournament theory, we show that the pay gap between the CEO and the Vice Presidents … initially positively affects employee productivity. However, this positive effect only works up to a certain level, at which …
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Across many sectors, research has established that management explains a notable portion of productivity differences … share of the variance of store-level productivity; (ii) negative assortative matching between managers and stores, which may … productivity also tend to obtain high energy productivity, revealing some breadth in managers’ skills applicability; (vii) high …
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