How Does Goldman Sachs as a Firm Manage Issues Around

question 7

Multiple Choice

How does Goldman Sachs as a firm manage issues around hidden information and hidden action of the firm's traders (agents) ?

• A)Monitoring at the department level only
• B)Employee incentive based pay in the form of bonuses
• C)A 30-member risk committee to examine the value at risk
• D)Objective alignment between the firm and shareholders
• E)A hedging program

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Definitions:

Positive Punishment

A concept in behavior psychology where an unpleasant stimulus is added following a behavior to decrease the likelihood of that behavior occurring in the future.

Negative Punishment

A behavior modification technique where a desirable stimulus is removed after the occurrence of an unwanted behavior, aiming to decrease that behavior's future occurrences.

Aversive Stimulus

A negative or unpleasant stimulus that is used to induce a change in behavior through aversion therapy or conditioning.

Positive Punishment

A behavioral concept where introducing an undesirable consequence after an action decreases the likelihood of that action being repeated.