A two-part incentive scheme to implement productive efficiency over time

Article Abstract:

A study was done to evaluate a two-part negative price incentive scheme. The pricing scheme is characterized by a regulator which implements the subsidy scheme depending on the relation between firm prices and unit costs. The scheme needs minimal information, pushes firms to minimize costs and provide optimal conditions for a given period. The study also features other regulatory schemes where cost minimization is conditional.

Incentives (Business)

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A quantile-based approach for relative efficiency measurement

Article Abstract:

Research is presented describing the development of a new managerial decision making tool to measure relative effectiveness in the workplace in relation to other companies.

Management Theory & Techniques, Research, Business economics, Managerial economics

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99: are retailers' best responding too rational consumers? Experimental evidence

Article Abstract:

The response of retail traders to potential rational consumers in pricing scenarios is analyzed.

Retail Trade, Management dynamics, Consumer Behavior, Pricing Policy, Evaluation, Retail industry, Company business management, Consumer behaviour, Product price

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