MARKET COMPARISON EARNINGS AND THE BIDDING-UP OF EXECUTIVE CASH COMPENSATION: EVIDENCE FROM THE UNITED KINGDOM
Tags: EXECUTIVE compensation; COMPENSATION management; STAKEHOLDERS; ORGANIZATIONAL effectiveness; EMPLOYEE motivation; EMPLOYEE retention; INCENTIVES in industry; EMPLOYEE recruitment; DECISION making
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