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EXECUTIVE PAY: RELATIONSHIPS WITH RISK-ADJUSTED PERFORMANCE, ENTRY MODE CHOICES, AND FIRM CONTROL SYSTEMS
Kline, William
Kline, William
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2013
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Business Administration/Strategic Management
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http://dx.doi.org/10.34944/dspace/1620
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This dissertation consists of three papers examining managerial decision theory, executive compensation, and firm performance. The first paper examines the relationship between executive pay and common equity holdings and risk-adjusted performance; the second paper examines the relationship between executive pay and common equity holdings and strategic decisions, specifically entry mode decisions; and, the third paper develops theory related to the relationship between organizational constitution, valuation constitution, and executive compensation.
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