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Compensation for Financial Performance
2019In order for a firm to have a fair, optimal, and the best-suited compensation structure, the first factor that has to be taken into account is “compensation for financial performance”. It means analysing the CEO’s performance by comparing it with the value creation for the shareholders of the firm. If we consider that the shareholders are the owners of
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French academic's views on financial compensation of participants
European Journal of Clinical Investigation, 2016AbstractBackgroundWhether and how participants in biomedical research should receive financial compensation is debated. We wished to explore how this issue was perceived by French professionals, focusing on different conditions of research.Materials and methodsWe surveyed referent responders of Clinical Investigation Centres, Research Ethics Committees
Christian, Dualé +3 more
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Financial compensation for deceased organ donation in China
Journal of Medical Ethics, 2013In March 2010, China launched a pilot programme of deceased donor organ donation in 10 provinces and cities. However, the deceased donor donation rate in China remains significantly lower than in Spain and other Western countries. In order to provide incentive for deceased donor organ donation, five pilot provinces and cities have subsequently launched
Xiaoliang, Wu, Qiang, Fang
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Control and Compensation in Financial Institutions
SSRN Electronic Journal, 2006I investigate the influence of ownership structure on the compensation received by the top executive in a sample of U.S. commercial banks. In institutions where the institutions' trust department controls a proportion of the institution's shares, managerial pay-performance sensitivities are lower, and base cash compensation is higher.
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Profile of Compensation of the Financial Analyst
Financial Analysts Journal, 1972(1972). Profile of Compensation of the Financial Analyst. Financial Analysts Journal: Vol. 28, No. 2, pp. 35-37.
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Financial Compensation For Hepatologists in Different Practice Settings
Hepatology, 2019Several governmental agencies and private organizations monitor data on relative value units (RVUs) and salary earned by various medical specialists. There are currently no data that define the RVU production and salary earned by hepatologists. A web‐based survey that queried the number of patients that a hepatologist cares for, RVU production, and ...
Mitchell L, Shiffman +5 more
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[Financial compensation for asbestosis patients].
Nederlands tijdschrift voor geneeskunde, 2018Asbestosis in the Netherlands is a rare work-related form of pulmonary fibrosis caused by long-term, intensive exposure to asbestos. It can have a great impact on patients' quality of life and life expectancy even 20-30 years after initial exposure. The Dutch Institute of Asbestos Victims (IAS) mediates between the victims and their employers or former
W, Hagmolen Of Ten Have +2 more
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Compensation Neurosis: Financial Reward for Illness as Nocebo
Clinical Orthopaedics and Related Research, 1997Results of medical treatment are notoriously poor in patients with pending litigation after personal injury or disability claims, and for those covered by workers' compensation programs. Although some instances of overt malingering are documented by surveillance videos, most exaggerated illness behavior in compensation situations takes place because of
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Tackling longevity risk by means of financial compensation
Soft Computing, 2019zbMATH Open Web Interface contents unavailable due to conflicting licenses.
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Financial Compensation in the WTO
Journal of International Economic Law, 2005Marco Bronckers, Naboth van den Broek
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