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Financial Incentives for Childhood Immunization
Journal of Policy Analysis and Management, 1995For "at least half a century, economists have believed that governments should use financial incentives to correct many social problems" [Baumol and Mills, 1984]. Yet "when one plunges into the previous work on incentives, one is struck . . by the abundance of exhortation urging greater use of incentive plans, and by the dearth of useful propositions ...
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Incentives to innovate and financial crises
Journal of Financial Economics, 2011Abstract In this paper I develop a model of a competitive financial system with unrestricted but costly entry and an endogenously determined number of competing financial institutions (“banks” for short). Banks can make standard loans on which plentiful historical data are available and unanimous agreement exists on default probabilities.
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Incentives for complexity in financial regulation
The Journal of Risk Finance, 2014Purpose – The purpose of the paper is to find out which incentives are present for persons who are taking care of financial regulation in practice, and how these incentives impact their attitudes towards complexity of financial regulation. Design/methodology/approach
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Financial Structure and Incentives
National Institute Economic Review, 2012The article connects two streams of recent research on the financial sector. The first is the regulation literature, which emphasises the central role of incentives in the financial sector. It points out that the challenge of financial sector regulation, highlighted by the global financial crisis, is to align private incentives with public interest ...
Martin Čihák, Asli Demirgüç-Kunt
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2023
Abstract This chapter reviews professional and social norms, which together are a powerful force in healthcare. They influence behavior by introducing ethical duties and obligations into decision-making. These duties and obligations are enshrined in reinforcing social comparisons and narratives. It shows how cost-reducing innovations are
James B. Rebitzer, Robert S. Rebitzer
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Abstract This chapter reviews professional and social norms, which together are a powerful force in healthcare. They influence behavior by introducing ethical duties and obligations into decision-making. These duties and obligations are enshrined in reinforcing social comparisons and narratives. It shows how cost-reducing innovations are
James B. Rebitzer, Robert S. Rebitzer
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Work Motivation: Peran Financial Incentive dan Non-Financial Incentive
Cakrawala Repositori IMWI, 2019This research was conducted at PT. Rismawan Pratama Bersinar, Sukabumi. In this study using two independent variables namely financial incentives as (X1) and non-financial incentives as (X2) and work motivation as the dependent variable (Y) which has the purpose of knowing: (1) the effect of financial incentives on employee work motivation, (2) the ...
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Transactions of the American Society of Mechanical Engineers, 1918
Abstract The author contends that creative work by the workmen in the industries is not only possible, but that with it there can be introduced a personal interest in the work alike beneficial to the employee and employer. Accounts are given of instances where this has been accomplished, through supplying foremen and ...
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Abstract The author contends that creative work by the workmen in the industries is not only possible, but that with it there can be introduced a personal interest in the work alike beneficial to the employee and employer. Accounts are given of instances where this has been accomplished, through supplying foremen and ...
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