The presented paper offers a simple search model of the labor market to explain the empirical findings on the role of reciprocity for labor market outcomes as reported by Dohmen et al. (2009). In an agency setting where profit-maximizing firms compete for heterogeneous reciprocal workers, with full information about workers’ types, reciprocal workers who are willing to engage in gift exchange are approached by more firms, get higher wages and exert higher efforts than selfish workers.publishe
This paper proposes a labor market model with job search frictions where workers have private infor...
Empirically, compensation systems generate substantial effort despite weak monetary incentives. We c...
textabstractWe study optimal incentive contracts for workers who are reciprocal to management attent...
Numerous economic experiments suggest that a substantial part of individuals exhibit reciprocal pref...
Optimal agency contracts pay the lowest wage necessary to induce the effort necessary to maximize fi...
This paper analyzes a large, anonymous labor market in which firms motivate their workers via re-lat...
Stupnytska Y, Zaharieva A. Optimal Policy and the Role of Social Contacts in a Search Model with Het...
This paper incorporates a classical moral hazard problem with unobserved worker effort and bonus pay...
We investigate to what extent reciprocity, exhibited by employers and employees, lead to stable gift...
This paper proposes a labour market model with job search frictions where workers have private infor...
In this paper we study the allocation of workers over high and low productivity firms in a labor mar...
Zaharieva A. Social Contacts and Referrals in a Labour Market with On-the-Job Search. Labour Economi...
This paper investigates the strategic behaviors of firms and workers in an equilibrium job-search mo...
This paper explores the behavior of a model economy with search frictions and bilateral asymmetric i...
We analyze a large, anonymous labour market in which firms motivate their workers via relational con...
This paper proposes a labor market model with job search frictions where workers have private infor...
Empirically, compensation systems generate substantial effort despite weak monetary incentives. We c...
textabstractWe study optimal incentive contracts for workers who are reciprocal to management attent...
Numerous economic experiments suggest that a substantial part of individuals exhibit reciprocal pref...
Optimal agency contracts pay the lowest wage necessary to induce the effort necessary to maximize fi...
This paper analyzes a large, anonymous labor market in which firms motivate their workers via re-lat...
Stupnytska Y, Zaharieva A. Optimal Policy and the Role of Social Contacts in a Search Model with Het...
This paper incorporates a classical moral hazard problem with unobserved worker effort and bonus pay...
We investigate to what extent reciprocity, exhibited by employers and employees, lead to stable gift...
This paper proposes a labour market model with job search frictions where workers have private infor...
In this paper we study the allocation of workers over high and low productivity firms in a labor mar...
Zaharieva A. Social Contacts and Referrals in a Labour Market with On-the-Job Search. Labour Economi...
This paper investigates the strategic behaviors of firms and workers in an equilibrium job-search mo...
This paper explores the behavior of a model economy with search frictions and bilateral asymmetric i...
We analyze a large, anonymous labour market in which firms motivate their workers via relational con...
This paper proposes a labor market model with job search frictions where workers have private infor...
Empirically, compensation systems generate substantial effort despite weak monetary incentives. We c...
textabstractWe study optimal incentive contracts for workers who are reciprocal to management attent...