Agency theory¶
Eisenhardt, K. M. (1989). Agency theory: An assessment and review. Academy of Management Review, 57-74.
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- Goal Congruence (Alignment)
- The incentive-alignment mechanism ensuring that individual reward, team recognition, and system-level success metrics reinforce rather than contradict each other
This sourceReviews agency theory: as information asymmetry rises and agent preferences diverge from the principal's, the principal must either intensify (costly) monitoring or align incentives, and outcome- vs behavior-based contracts trade off risk and goal alignment.
- The incentive-alignment mechanism ensuring that individual reward, team recognition, and system-level success metrics reinforce rather than contradict each other
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