Compensation and Firm Performance
National Bureau of Economic ResearchPublished 1 February 1987Open access
Ronald G. Ehrenberg, George T. Milkovich
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Abstract
The relatlons,ip between the ceneatlon policies a fin, pura.s and the fin's economic performance i of central hortance to both researchers and practitioners. Yet, wt.ile a variety of theories exist about the effects of variate . ensation policies, Mirprisingly little evidence exIsts a,. the extent to which ceneation policies vary across fire and, e inortantly, on th, effect. of pursiing alternative ccensatjon strategies.
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Economics, Econometrics and Finance
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