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Review of the Book 'Incentives, Cooperation and Risk Sharing: Economic and Psychological Perspectives on Employment Contracts'

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Ehrenberg, Ronald G.
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[Excerpt] The current volume, which grew out of a two-day conference held at New York University in 1984, is an excellent introduction to compensation policy research and practice. A unique aspect of the volume is its interdisciplinary orientation; the contributors include academic economists and industrial psychologists, as well as practicing compensation and personnel and human resource specialists. A very readable introductory essay by the editor provides general discussion of analytical issues in compensation policy research and whets the reader's appetite for the papers that follow.
Date Issued
1989-04-01Subject
compensation policy; incentives; contracts; risk sharing
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