Re:Oliver Hart and Bengt Holmstrom Win Nobel in Economics fo...
by mc32 on Tuesday October 11, 2016 @12:19AM
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Interesting regarding incentivization:
>Where measures of job performance are inadequate ...erformance pay can backfire
>Companies have turned increasingly to this kind of deferred compensation, particularly for senior executives.
I think this can only help and not only for CxOs but also premier athletes who on occasion are known to have terrible seasons.
and Contracts:
>[...] And sometimes, he concluded, it is more efficient for companies to simply merge [rather than rely on contracts] because a single owner would make better overall decisions.
Definitely interesting ideas which have not completely caught on in industry or government regulation.
>Where measures of job performance are inadequate ...erformance pay can backfire
>Companies have turned increasingly to this kind of deferred compensation, particularly for senior executives.
I think this can only help and not only for CxOs but also premier athletes who on occasion are known to have terrible seasons.
and Contracts:
>[...] And sometimes, he concluded, it is more efficient for companies to simply merge [rather than rely on contracts] because a single owner would make better overall decisions.
Definitely interesting ideas which have not completely caught on in industry or government regulation.