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To many, the principal-agent model is the obvious lens through which executive pay should be viewed. Such a sentiment sits uncomfortably with a large number of empirical studies suggesting that the process of determining executive pay seems to be more readily explained by recourse to arguments...
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"The probability of failure in corporate innovation outside of a firm's core business is staggeringly high. Yet, the vast majority of existing books about innovation focus on startups and their entrepreneurs, methodologies, and ecosystems. Few, if any, focus on corporate innovation, those...
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Today's innovation puzzle -- Explore and exploit -- Achieving balance with innovation streams -- Culture as competitive (dis)advantage -- Seven innovation stories -- Getting it right versus almost right -- The three disciplines of ambidexterity : ideation, incubation, and scaling -- What it...
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To many, the principal-agent model is the obvious lens through which executive pay should be viewed. Such a sentiment sits uncomfortably with a large number of empirical studies suggesting that the process of determining executive pay seems to be more readily explained by recourse to arguments...
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