The trouble with stock options

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The trouble with stock options are explored, by describing the patterns in employee options since the early 1990s and by describing the relevant tax and accounting rules. In addition, the efficiency of providing compensation and incentives are analyzed using stock options, focusing on the fact that risk-averse and undiversified employees value options significantly less tan they cost the company to grant.

Tax Law, Public Finance Activities, Analysis, Employee stock options

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Transportation costs and international trade in the second era of globalization

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Advances in the technology of air and ocean shipping resulted to a decline in shipping costs and increase in the quality of transportation service. Patterns in the transportation costs and improvements in the transportation industry are discussed.

Commodity & service prices, Transportation, Transportation Services, Support Activities for Transportation, LOCAL AND INTERURBAN PASSENGER TRANSIT, Labor Distribution by Employer, Prices and rates, Transportation industry, Influence, Statistics, United States economic conditions, International trade, Goods and services tax, Company pricing policy, Industrial goods

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