Remuneration: Where We've Been, How We Got to Here, What Are the Problems, and How to Fix Them

By Michael C. Jensen, Kevin J. Murphy, Eric G. Wruck. 2004

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Are U.S. CEOs Paid More Than U.K. CEOs? Inferences from Risk-adjusted Pay (2011, neutral): “Instead, differences 3 Otherresearch examining international differences in pay and governance includesCrystal, Main, and O’Reilly (1994) andAbowd and Kaplan(1999) for the U.S. relative to the U.K.;Kaplan(1994a, b) for the U.S. relative to Japan and Germany; andConyon and Schwalbach(1999) for differ”
The Growth of Executive Pay (2005, neutral): “…compensation to high-level engineers increased by 18 per cent, and that to high-level accountants increased by 3 per cent (all figures are net of inflation). at Interdisciplinary C enter H erzliya on M arch 27, 2016 http://oxrep.oxfordjournals.org/ D ow nloaded from (Jensen and Murphy, 1990a,b).”
Motivation, pay satisfaction, and job satisfaction of front‐line employees (2011, background): “Actions are rewarded and punished, and so this determines employees' actions and effort and performance ( Jensen and Murphy, 2004”
Whistle-Blowing: Target Firm Characteristics and Economic Consequences (2010, positive): “Erickson and Wang (1999) and Louis (2004) show that acquiring firms tend to overstate their earnings to boost short-run stock prices.”
Financial Expertise of Directors (2008, background): “See also the governance survey by Jensen, Murphy, and Wruck (2004), e.g. recommendation R-36.”
Wall Street and Main Street: What Contributes to the Rise in the Highest Incomes? (2010, neutral): “It is well-known and well-documented that top executive pay has increased substantially over the last twenty-five years (Hall and Liebman (1998), Hall and Murphy (2003), Jensen et al (2004), Bebchuk and Fried (2004 and 2006)).”
Executive Pay, Hidden Compensation and Managerial Entrenchment (2008, background): “cient pet projects ( Jensen and Meckling (1976) , Jensen (1986)).”