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performance. Measured performance equals actual performance plus noise. We compare a stable environment where the noise is small … with a volatile environment where the noise is large. Subjects exert significantly more effort in the volatile environment … than in the stable environment. This finding is in line with standard agency theory and contrasts a distinct element of …
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performance. Measured performance equals actual performance plus noise. We compare a stable environment where the noise is small … with a volatile environment where the noise is large. Subjects exert significantly more effort in the volatile environment … than in the stable environment. This finding is in line with standard agency theory and contrasts a distinct element of …
Persistent link: https://www.econbiz.de/10012708784
noise in the performance measure. In contrast, expectancy theory as developed by psychologists predicts lower effort levels … to changes in the distribution of the noise term. This suggests that enriching the economic model commonly applied within …
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performance. Measured performance equals actual performance plus noise. We compare a stable environment where the noise is small … with a volatile environment where the noise is large. Subjects exert significantly more effort in the volatile environment … than in the stable environment. This finding is in line with standard agency theory and contrasts a distinct element of …
Persistent link: https://www.econbiz.de/10011255986
performance. Measured performance equals actual performance plus noise. We compare a stable environment where the noise is small … with a volatile environment where the noise is large. Subjects exert significantly more effort in the volatile environment … than in the stable environment. This finding is in line with standard agency theory and contrasts a distinct element of …
Persistent link: https://www.econbiz.de/10005144498
An important aspect in determining the effectiveness of gift exchange relations in labor markets is the ability of the worker to "repay the gift" to the employer. To test this hypothesis, we conduct a real effort laboratory experiment where we vary the wage and the effect of the worker's effort...
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Economic theory predicts that agents will work harder if they believe in the "mission" of the organization. Well …
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In a tedious real effort task, subjects know that their piece rate is either low or ten times higher. When subjects are informed about their piece rate realization, they adapt their performance. One third of subjects nevertheless forego this instrumental information when given the choice - and...
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In a tedious real effort task, subjects know that their piece rate is either low or ten times higher. When subjects are informed about their piece rate realization, they adapt their performance. One third of subjects nevertheless forego this instrumental information when given the choice - and...
Persistent link: https://www.econbiz.de/10011342145
In a tedious real effort task, subjects know that their piece rate is either low or ten times higher. When subjects are informed about their piece rate realization, they adapt their performance. One third of subjects nevertheless forego this instrumental information when given the choice - and...
Persistent link: https://www.econbiz.de/10011346303