FAIR PAY FOR FAIR PLAY: ESTIMATING PAY EQUITY IN PROFESSIONAL BASEBALL WITH DATA ENVELOPMENT ANALYSIS.
Academy of Management JournalPublished 1 August 1993
Larry W. Howard, Jane L. Miller
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Data envelopment analysis shows promise for generating objective estimates of pay equity. Applied to performance and salary data for 433 professional baseball players, data envelopment analysis ide...
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