Using a simple decision-theoretic approach, we formalize how agents with different kinds of in- trinsic motivations react to the introduction of monetary incentives. We contend that empirical results supporting the existence of a crowding-out effect in various contexts hide a more complex reality. We also propose a new policy instrument which taps into agents’ heterogeneity regarding intrinsic motivations in order to turn a situation subject to crowding-out into a crowding-in outcome. This instrument uses a self-selection mechanism to match adequate monetary incentives with individuals’ types regarding intrinsic motivations.Dans la perspective de la Théorie de la décision, nous modélisons des agents avec différentes motivations intrinsèques...
This paper analyses optimal contracts in a principal-agent model where the agent is intrinsically mo...
Crowding theory has highlighted the unintended consequences that well-meant financial incentives can...
We consider a competitive labor market with moral hazard and adverse selection where firms employ te...
Using a simple decision-theoretic approach, we formalize how agents with different kinds of in- trin...
International audienceUsing a simple decision-theoretic approach, we formalize how agents with diffe...
Localisation : Centre de documentation P. Bartoli, UMR LAMETA, Montpellier (S WPL 2011-15)Economists...
Abstract. Economists recognize that monetary incentives can backfire through the crowding-out of mor...
Monetary incentives are often used to motivate individuals\u27 pro-social behavior. However, incenti...
The Motivation Crowding Effect suggests that external intervention via monetary incentives or punish...
Anecdotal, empirical, and experimental evidence suggests that offering extrinsic rewards for certain...
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Abstract: The Motivation Crowding Effect suggests that external intervention via monetary incentives...
This paper develops a model of two phenomena that have been claimed by psychologists and experimenta...
Does directing monetary incentives to the cause reduce motivational crowding-out? A simple field exp...
The crowding out of intrinsic motivation is a fairly well-documented phenomenon in the realm of expe...
This paper analyses optimal contracts in a principal-agent model where the agent is intrinsically mo...
Crowding theory has highlighted the unintended consequences that well-meant financial incentives can...
We consider a competitive labor market with moral hazard and adverse selection where firms employ te...
Using a simple decision-theoretic approach, we formalize how agents with different kinds of in- trin...
International audienceUsing a simple decision-theoretic approach, we formalize how agents with diffe...
Localisation : Centre de documentation P. Bartoli, UMR LAMETA, Montpellier (S WPL 2011-15)Economists...
Abstract. Economists recognize that monetary incentives can backfire through the crowding-out of mor...
Monetary incentives are often used to motivate individuals\u27 pro-social behavior. However, incenti...
The Motivation Crowding Effect suggests that external intervention via monetary incentives or punish...
Anecdotal, empirical, and experimental evidence suggests that offering extrinsic rewards for certain...
Standard-Nutzungsbedingungen: Die Dokumente auf EconStor dürfen zu eigenen wissenschaftlichen Zwecke...
Abstract: The Motivation Crowding Effect suggests that external intervention via monetary incentives...
This paper develops a model of two phenomena that have been claimed by psychologists and experimenta...
Does directing monetary incentives to the cause reduce motivational crowding-out? A simple field exp...
The crowding out of intrinsic motivation is a fairly well-documented phenomenon in the realm of expe...
This paper analyses optimal contracts in a principal-agent model where the agent is intrinsically mo...
Crowding theory has highlighted the unintended consequences that well-meant financial incentives can...
We consider a competitive labor market with moral hazard and adverse selection where firms employ te...