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This paper examines how labor mobility restrictions such as non-compete clauses in employment contracts affect the incentives and resulting behavior of employees. Using the investment industry as a testing laboratory, we find that mutual fund managers respond to heightened career concerns due to...
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Salespeople are widely employed in many industries and are perceived as an effective marketing strategy. However, due … to lack of field data, direct empirical evidence on the effectiveness of salespeople is scarce. In this paper, leveraging … salespeople assignment rule, we measure the causal effect of salespeople on product revenue. Our estimation strategy features a …
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Salespeople are widely employed in many industries and are perceived as an effective marketing strategy. However, due … to lack of field data, direct empirical evidence on the effectiveness of salespeople is scarce. In this paper, leveraging … salespeople assignment rule, we measure the causal effect of salespeople on product revenue. Our estimation strategy features a …
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We present evidence on how The Quantum Opportunity Program (QOP hereafter) worked in the US. While the program was regarded as successful in the short-term, in the long-run its educational results were modest and its effects on risky behaviors detrimental. Exploiting control group's...
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