On Incentives and Control in Organizations

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"On Incentives and Control in Organizations" is an influential doctoral thesis in economics that develops foundational theories on how incentive structures and control mechanisms shape behavior and performance within firms.

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instanceOf academic work
doctoral thesis
economics dissertation
analyzes delegation of decision rights in firms
how incentive schemes affect employee effort
optimal design of contracts within organizations
trade‑offs between risk sharing and incentives
contributesTo formal modeling of organizational behavior
foundations of organizational economics
theory of incentives in firms
understanding of control systems in organizations
describes conditions for efficient internal organization of firms
effects of monitoring on effort and shirking
relationship between control intensity and agent autonomy
role of performance measurement in incentive contracts
documentType PhD thesis
examines allocation of authority within firms
costs and benefits of monitoring in firms
how control systems mitigate agency problems
interaction between incentives and organizational structure
multi‑task incentive problems in organizations
field contract theory
economics
organizational economics
theory of the firm
focusesOn behavior of agents within firms
control mechanisms in organizations
incentive structures in firms
information asymmetry in firms
monitoring and control systems
moral hazard in organizations
organizational design
performance within organizations
principal–agent relationships
hasConcept control rights in firms
incentive compatibility in organizations
monitoring technology and effort choice
organizational control systems
performance‑based compensation
influenced later research on organizational design
studies of corporate governance mechanisms
subsequent work in contract theory
language English
proposes formal models of incentive contracts
frameworks for designing control mechanisms
recognizedAs foundational contribution to incentive theory in firms
influential work in organizational economics

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Bengt Holmström (studies, later MIT) doctoralThesis On Incentives and Control in Organizations
subject surface form: Bengt Holmström