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Monetary Incentives vs. Monitoring in Addressing Absenteeism : Experimental Evidence

D’Amuri, Francesco - 2011

relative importance of monitoring and monetary incentives in determining a basic measure of effort: presence at work. When … incentives untouched. Results are confirmed by a variety of robustness checks and are not driven by the presence of attenuation …

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