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Firms pursuing different business strategies should align these strategies to incentive design. This study uses both archival and survey data on 110 stores of a Japanese high-end bakery chain to provide empirical evidence that misalignment between an organization's business strategy and...
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Senior leadership has two primary levers to influence a direct report: incentives and communication. Financial … incentives are credible and precisely specified but offer limited flexibility. In contrast, communication is flexible but lacks …
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between business strategy and managerial incentives affects the organization of business activities. We illustrate the impact …
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incentives for problematic rent-seeking behaviors: strategic investments intended to influence the outcome of litigation, and …
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We investigate the association between business strategy and firm-level tournament incentives in China and find that … business strategy is associated with tournament incentives positively. We further find that this positive relationship … incentives. Our study fills a gap in the existing tournament literature by incorporating business strategy as an important …
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interaction. We compare the impact of different forms of monetary incentives with non-monetary incentives provided through direct … support to reduce the sales agents' effort costs. We develop a conceptual formal model hypothesizing that incentives for … intermediaries, (iii) intermediaries with weaker monetary incentives prior to the intervention, and (iv) products where the firm has …
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Das Management von Veränderungsprozessen - neudeutsch "Change Management" - ist längst ein fester Bestandteil der einschlägigen Fachliteratur, selbst für "Dummies" ist längst etwas dabei (A. Schichtel: ID-A 50/10). Koautor Niermeyer hat als Unternehmensberater zweifellos Erfahrungen mit dem...
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