We argue that an answer to this question can be found in recent empirical work in economic sociology, institutional economics and Austrian economics. This work studies the meaning of incentives in particular social settings and shows that incentives become meaningful in relation to those settings. We...
We argue that an answer to this question can be found in recent empirical work in economic sociology, institutional economics and Austrian economics. This work studies the meaning of incentives in particular social settings and shows that incentives become meaningful in relation to those settings. We...
The analysis brings to light the negotiation process in which the significance and meaning of the contested issue is not settled by adopting certain rules in a mechanical way but is worked out by context-dependent interpretations of the community of specialists. 展开 ...
I analyze the meaning of incentives in the logic of MC Jensen - 《Journal of Applied Corporate Finance》 被引量: 287发表: 2009年 Self–Interest and Business Ethics: Some Lessons of the Recent Corporate Scandals The recent accounting scandals at Enron, WorldCom, and other corporations have ...
Eminent economist Mr. N. Gregory Mankiw gave usten principles of economicsin his famous book “Principles of Economics.”“Principle 4: People respond to incentives” is the fourth principle out of the ten principles. It tells us how people make decisions in an economy when they are given inc...
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trust in vaccination providers, safety and efficacy perceptions of vaccines, attitudes towards financial incentives, and feelings of self-determination and coercion. We incentivized several of the measures in the survey by implementing the choices of some participants, meaning that some of the survey me...
(e.g., Hall and Murphy2002) would affect the post sample period in my difference-in-differences tests. Moreover, partial vesting is very common, meaning that parts of a grant already become exercisable earlier. In this regard, Aboody (1998) shows that 94% (97%) of option plans ...
Findings In a randomized clinical trial including 90 adolescents and young adults with poorly controlled type 1 diabetes, daily financial incentives improved glucose monitoring in the intervention group (50.0%) vs the control group (18.9%) but did not affect their glycemic control. Meaning Financial ...
Meaning Understanding donor preferences can inform the design of targeted, nonmonetary incentive policies that effectively encourage blood donations and contribute to self-sufficiency in safe blood and blood products. Abstract Importance Blood donation is critical for health care systems, but donor retention...