From CNN.com:
Sen. John Kerry's campaign refused to concede early Wednesday, arguing
that more than 250,000 provisional and absentee ballots remained to be
counted in the key battleground state of Ohio.
New Mexico will not release presidential election results until later
Wednesday because
[EMAIL PROTECTED] (David Friedman) writes:
It's possible that I'm missing something--that there is some additional
large source of uncertainty that could change the outcome, such as huge
numbers of uncounted absentee ballots--but I don't think so. It looks to
me as though CNN doesn't want to
they are
saying that incentives don't matter.
Cyril Morong
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of 128 studies, published in
1999 by Edward L. Deci,
Richard
Koestner, and Richard Ryan.)
Is anyone on the list familiar with this literature?
It sounds like they are
saying that incentives don't matter.
Cyril Morong
stner, and Richard Ryan.)"
Is anyone on the list familiar with this literature? It sounds like they are saying that incentives don't matter.
Cyril Morong
a simple case:
Two individuals produce a product; it's total value is a function of
inputs by each. Inputs are not measurable, but total value is. How do
we give each the right incentives?
Say that total value varies, on average, from 0 to $100, average $50.
Each individual puts $25 into a kitty
My top management would like an incentive/accounting system which satisfies
both teams, and gets both
teams to cooperate more fully, and to use the advantages of each more fully.
Is there any micro- / game-theory analysis on such internal business
organization?
Lots! But you would have to be
