The strength of performance incentives, pay dispersion, and lower-paid employee effort/ by Conor V. C. Brown, John Harry Evans III, Donald V. Moser and Adam Preslee
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Continuing resourceSeries: . 59-76 pages ; Vol. 34 No. 3 (Fall)Publication details: USA: American Accounting Association, 2022.Description: illustrated: 59-76 pagesISSN: - 1049-2127
- BPer 657 B8631
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