This paper presents three different hypotheses that attempt to explain the CEO compensation structure and the optimal contract, managerial power, and tournament system hypotheses. Using knowledge gained from these three hypotheses, a brief analysis of the reasons the government needs to be involved in regulating the CEO compensation structure follows. The paper ends with a proposal to regulate the compensation structure and addresses various potential objections to government regulation.
Executive compensation has been a topic of significant interest and debate among scholars and stakeh...
CEO compensation has been a topic of interest and debate for the past several years. It has been dis...
Professor Henderson takes issue with the argument that CEOs are being paid too much. He first explo...
No current issue in corporate governance is more hotly debated than the question, Why are American ...
We study how the CEO's power over the board of directors affects pay levels and the structure of opt...
With its increase of 571% between 1990 and 2000, chief executive officer compensation has become a t...
Bebchuk and Fried (2004) argue that executive compensation is set by CEOs themselves rather than boa...
The optimal design of executive compensation is one of the primary issues in the area of corporate g...
The purpose of this paper is to assess whether or not there should be a limit on CEO compensation in...
Scholarly articles of the past have critically examined the compensation structure of the CEO. Unfor...
This article studies traditional and modern theories of executive compensation, bringing them togeth...
This paper surveys the recent literature on CEO compensation. The rapid rise in CEO pay over the pas...
Compensation to executives is a complex and continuous topic that attracts media, academia, legislat...
Currently, CEO pay is determined by a company’s board of directors, subject to limited shareholder a...
Executive compensation has been a topic of significant interest and debate among scholars and stakeh...
CEO compensation has been a topic of interest and debate for the past several years. It has been dis...
Professor Henderson takes issue with the argument that CEOs are being paid too much. He first explo...
No current issue in corporate governance is more hotly debated than the question, Why are American ...
We study how the CEO's power over the board of directors affects pay levels and the structure of opt...
With its increase of 571% between 1990 and 2000, chief executive officer compensation has become a t...
Bebchuk and Fried (2004) argue that executive compensation is set by CEOs themselves rather than boa...
The optimal design of executive compensation is one of the primary issues in the area of corporate g...
The purpose of this paper is to assess whether or not there should be a limit on CEO compensation in...
Scholarly articles of the past have critically examined the compensation structure of the CEO. Unfor...
This article studies traditional and modern theories of executive compensation, bringing them togeth...
This paper surveys the recent literature on CEO compensation. The rapid rise in CEO pay over the pas...
Compensation to executives is a complex and continuous topic that attracts media, academia, legislat...
Currently, CEO pay is determined by a company’s board of directors, subject to limited shareholder a...
Executive compensation has been a topic of significant interest and debate among scholars and stakeh...
CEO compensation has been a topic of interest and debate for the past several years. It has been dis...
Professor Henderson takes issue with the argument that CEOs are being paid too much. He first explo...