... contributes to the accounting literature that examines the effects of incentives and in particular the spillover effects of incentives on peers. While the majority of this research focuses on settings featuring task or incentive dependence, I examine the spillover effects of an employee’s individual...

... that influence physician decisions, such as health insurance expansions, the public–private mix and financial incentives, as well as physician training and policies for a more diverse physician workforce. Physician behaviour inequalities access incentives distribution Introduction To improve the health...

..., but this is not the case. For example, if we look at countries located in the same geographical zone, although some have cost-competitive advantages, and some are even granted sectoral tax incentives, such as Guatemala and El Salvador, the leader in Global Services in Central America, and one of the leaders in the entire...

... stewardship ( CDP, 2016a ). In addition to the benefits for the climate of these efforts, the companies benefit by increasing their legitimacy. Various studies have also found many financial benefits for companies ( Hopkins et al., 2009 ; Maroun, 2018 ). Introduction Climate change incentives...

... the efficiency of the system, rather than the terms of exchange in markets. Later in 1955 that year Brus extended his argument about incentives into a short book Prawo wartości a problematyka bodźców ekonomicznych (The Law of Value and the Problem of Economic Incentives, Brus, 1956 ). In between...

...Abstract Incentives are effective at enhancing productivity, but research also suggests that performance incentives can have “unintended negative consequences” including increases in hazard/injuries, increases in errors, and reduction in cooperation, prosocial behaviors, and creativity...

...Abstract This chapter falls into line with the study about the possible incentives of interventions and their impact on democratic institutions to emphasize the need to differentiate between different military interventions and their effects on democratic institutions in the target states...

..., and the integration of teacher incentives. School leadership instructional leadership principal–agent problem self-efficacy incentives professional development Since the Dakar Framework for Action in 2000, many countries have made impressive gains in access to education with universal primary enrollment nearly...

... development sector. The chapter establishes that although there are some efforts to promote environmental sustainability within the housing development sector, uptake of environmental sustainability practices has been less satisfactory due to lack of incentives as stakeholders perceive that environmentally...

... and contextual means of directing population behaviour – in the form of penalties and incentives, which cannot be assessed or expected to work by means of rational actions alone. MOCHA developed a list of criteria to assess transferability, summarised in a population characteristics, intervention content...

...: “shared goals”, “incentives and bonus”, “open book”, “colocation”, and “design-build”. Research Limitations/Implications The data collection is restricted to a single point in time in a single project. Further research is necessary both at a later stage in the same case and in similar projects...

... the strength of these mechanisms through the design of reward systems and specifically by setting more or less ambiguous goals, aspiration levels, time horizons of incentives provided, and levels of failure tolerance. Behavioral theory behavioral learning escalation of commitment exploration innovation...

... with the objective of providing incentives for use of EVs; encouraging research & development in the areas of battery technology, system integration, testing infrastructure; and promoting charging infrastructure. The Indian government is also working on a scheme by which an electric car can be purchased free...

... procrastination models. Rational procrastination incentives effort dynamic team environment Introduction Successful coordination and cooperation are two of the most fundamental objectives in organizational economics. In team-production environments, both of these objectives are potentially challenged by two...

... suggest that efforts of managing companies with regard to wooing investors (e.g. through promotions, infrastructure development) are important in increasing the inflow of foreign investment. FDI special economic zones state aid incentives F21 F23 R11 Introduction Potential domestic and foreign...

... a truce collapses, a top-down resolution to the resulting conflicts over information and incentives is possible when it is flexible enough to allow the various coalitions to achieve their objectives through it. Feldman’s (2003) study found that when top-down changes in routines are attempted, mere...

...Abstract Economic opportunities can be nimble tools of bargaining. When denied, they can be potent tools of coercion. When showcased they can serve as powerful incentives to reach agreement. If skillfully used to simultaneously pressure and entice, economic prospects can improve the chances...

... and information ambiguity on reporting decisions in the presence of monetary incentives to report aggressively. Using motivated reasoning theory as a framework, we predict that the malleability inherent in both rule precision and information ambiguity amplify biased reasoning in a manner that is consistent...

... agency problem incentives discipline Public Sector Governance Corporate governance is a system of structuring, operating and controlling a company with a view to achieve long-term strategic goals to satisfy all stakeholders. Its aim, if defined restrictively, is to make sure there is compliance...

... variable pay schemes, which, in turn, is correlated with lower current absence rates. Performance-related pay Absenteeism Incentives Introduction There is increasing interest on the economics of absenteeism. This has been spurred mainly by a growing awareness that the economic and social costs (e.g...