Excessive or Essential: Executive Compensation in Public Corporations

Date
2011-05-03
Author
Sabol, Patrick
Advisor
Skloot, Edward
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Abstract
How has the amount, distribution and structure of executive compensation changed over the past 20 years? What effect, if any, do these factors have on the financial returns of corporations? Finally, are there any clear actions that should be taken to alter executive compensation practices? Who, if anyone, should enact these changes?
Type
Master's project
Department
The Sanford School of Public Policy
Subject
Executive Compensation, Public Comapny
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Sabol, Patrick (2011). Excessive or Essential: Executive Compensation in Public Corporations. Master's project, Duke University. Retrieved from https://hdl.handle.net/10161/3732.
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