Incentive schemes as a signaling device

Article Abstract:

Issues are presented regarding why firms offer incentives packages that are low compared to incentive levels predicted in standard models of moral hazard. A situation where the principal possesses superior information can result in signaling which can in turn result in lower incentives.

Psychological aspects, Human resource management, Nonverbal communication

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Organizational inertia and dynamic incentives

Article Abstract:

A study on principal-agent information with relation to organizational inertia using dynamic incentives is presented.

Canada, Science & research, Management dynamics, Company business management, Agency (Law)

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Dynamic consistency in incentive planning with a material input

Article Abstract:

A study investigates the incentive compatible dynamic problem, giving as an example the late Soviet economy.

Business planning

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