MANAGERIALIST AND HUMAN CAPITAL EXPLANATIONS FOR KEY EXECUTIVE PAY PREMIUMS: A CONTINGENCY PERSPECTIVE.
Academy of Management JournalPublished 1 February 2003
James G. Combs, Maura S. Skill
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Managerialism is a theory that suggests that managers extract pay premiums by gaining control over their firms' compensation processes. Human capital theory suggests instead that pay premiums refle...
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