Incentives and Risk Taking
April 6, 2012 - April 7, 2012
Aderhold Learning Center Room 24
Motivation: There is a popular belief that the recent financial crisis was caused by corporate decision-makers whose incentive schemes were such that taking risky actions benefited them personally and harmed their organizations and the economy. Is this really the case? This workshop brings together a group of academics who have conducted significant research on the relation between incentives and risk taking. The papers on the program present theoretical, empirical, and physiological approaches on the incentives – risk taking association. The objective is that the paper presentations and the ensuing discussions will provide better insights into how incentives affect the actions of agents.
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