You get what you Pay for: The Effect of Top Executives’ Compensation on Advertising and R&D Spending Decisions and Stock Market Return
@article{Currim2012YouGW, title={You get what you Pay for: The Effect of Top Executives’ Compensation on Advertising and R&D Spending Decisions and Stock Market Return}, author={Imran S. Currim and Jooseop Lim and J. W. Kim}, journal={Journal of Marketing}, year={2012}, volume={76}, pages={33 - 48} }
Although there is literature on how top executives’ compensation influences general management decisions, relatively little is known about whether and how compensation influences advertising and research-and-development (R&D) spending decisions. This study addresses two questions. First, is there an incentive effect of long- versus short-term compensation on advertising and R&D spending? Second, is there a mediation effect of advertising and R&D spending on the relationship between long- versus… CONTINUE READING
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