Incentive Compensation Schemes Are More Likely to Be Value Enhancing

question 4

Multiple Choice

Incentive compensation schemes are more likely to be value enhancing if:

• A)they are designed to minimize the principal's average cost.
• B)they can accurately account for the dysfunctional behavior of the principal.
• C)they are designed to limit the agent's gaming behavior.
• D)they can minimize the administrative cost borne by the agent.

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