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This paper uses an experiment to investigate the effects of giving subordinates the possibility to return remaining budget to the organization on capital budgeting processes. We predict and find that when subordinates face no uncertainty when they submit their budget request, the possibility to...
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This study experimentally investigates how the extent of superior discretion over the allocation of a bonus pool affects the output of a team when employees can engage in unproductive influence activities. Granting superiors high discretion allows them to use non-verifiable information and...
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Due to their inefficient use of information, promotion incentives, which can be modeled as tournaments, can induce sub-optimal actions on the part of managers. This is a problem for firms because it leads to choices that do not maximize profit. This also can pose interpretation and comparison...
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