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This paper analyzes the case of a principal who wants to provide an agent with proper incentives to explore a … known technology to produce fake successes. This latter option either makes the provision of incentives for honesty … ability to generate further successes. This, in turn, provides incentives for the agent to be honest before a first success. …
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Incentives affect the manner in which auditors conduct their audits and one important research question is how … different types of incentives affect behavior. The objectives of this paper are to examine how auditors' intrinsic motivation … could be augmented by their participation in developing the guidance, and to examine how extrinsic incentives such as …
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Explicit and implicit incentives and opportunities for mutually beneficial voluntary cooperation co-exist in many … crowding out of voluntary cooperation even after incentives have been abolished. This crowding out occurs also in repeated …-effort relationships. Our systematic analysis also replicates established results on gift exchange, incentives, and crowding out of …
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Explicit and implicit incentives and opportunities for mutually beneficial voluntary cooperation co-exist in many … crowding out of voluntary cooperation even after incentives have been abolished. This crowding out occurs also in repeated …-effort relationships. Our systematic analysis also replicates established results on gift exchange, incentives, and crowding out of …
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This paper studies sabotage in tournaments with at least three contestants, where the contestants know each other well. Every contestant has an incentive to direct sabotage specifically against his most dangerous rival. In equilibrium, contestants who choose a higher productive effort are...
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