EXECUTIVE COMPENSATION DISPERSION AND FIRM PERFORMANCE
Jinzhi Li, Xinjie Peng
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Jinzhi Li, Xinjie Peng
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In this study, we examine the correlation between managerial pay dispersion and firm performance. We conduct a horse race between two different theories---tournament theory versus behavioral theory. We come to the conclusion that firm performance, measured by abnormal return, is positively associated wtih managerial compensation dispersion. The result is in consistent with the tournament theory.
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In this study, we examine the correlation between managerial pay dispersion and firm performance. We conduct a horse race between two different theories---tournament theory versus behavioral theory. We come to the conclusion that firm performance, measured by abnormal return, is positively associated wtih managerial compensation dispersion. The result is in consistent with the tournament theory.
Key concepts: Dispersion (optics), Executive compensation, Compensation (psychology), Business, Economics, Psychology, Social psychology, Physics