This paper seeks evidence of implicit regulation of executive pay. The implicit regulation hypothesis suggests highly visible companies will constrain their behavior to avoid potential reprisals from constituents, politicians and potential regulators. We extend this literature using a measure of corporate visibility based on the number of news stories about each firm in a balanced panel of 242 public companies.3 page(s
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This paper seeks evidence of implicit regulation of executive pay. The implicit regulation hypothesi...
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We analyze how boards' reputational concerns influence executive compensation and the use of hidden ...
This paper addresses the role for corporate governance regulation. I suggest that a pecuniary extern...
Executive remuneration is influenced by multiple factors including capital markets, product markets,...
This paper seeks evidence of implicit regulation of executive pay. The implicit regulation hypothesi...
We use a panel of 242 UK public companies to estimate the impact of corporate visibility on executiv...
This Article argues that employees should serve as intrafirm monitors of executive performance and p...
The compensation of top executives is a subject that has generated much debate in the United States ...
This Article proposes the adoption of employee say-on-pay in corporate governance. The board would b...
This paper investigates US executive compensation and governance. I find on average executive pay is...
In this paper we analyze the relationship between conformity to executive remuneration standards, co...
Executive compensation is an important part that cannot be ignored in corporate management. This art...
This paper reviews the theoretical and empirical literature on executive compensation. We start by p...
This paper investigates the effect of increased shareholder oversight and disclosure about executive...
Recent public policy debates have led to increased calls for full transparency of executive compensa...
Reputational concerns are arguably the single most powerful incentive for board directors to act in...
We analyze how boards' reputational concerns influence executive compensation and the use of hidden ...
This paper addresses the role for corporate governance regulation. I suggest that a pecuniary extern...
Executive remuneration is influenced by multiple factors including capital markets, product markets,...