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Neuroeconomics View Of Bankers’ Pay: Earned Or Burned?  


Abstract Category: Accounts and Economics
Course / Degree: Neuroeconomics
Institution / University: Fine Fitness Foundation, Center of Neuroeconomics, United States
Published in: 2012


Paper Abstract / Summary:
Purpose – The purpose of this paper is to give an overview of evidence that bankers with good reputations 1. [earned] >establishing active returns naturally enhancing dividends versus their rivals that 2. [burned] > built unsavory returns naturally eroding dividends.
Design/methodology/approach – The paper presents neuroeconomic answers about the 3. [how] > habits of worth,especially among bankers responsible for shareholders value 4. [lead] > listening effectively and deciding with principal 5. [action] >advance credibility to increase options naturally to grow a “good reputation, consistently.
 Findings – The paper finds that reputations “earned” are rooted in 6. [steps] > strategically targeting effective profit sustainability.Neuroeconomic measures show and provide a framework that illuminated these “steps” through “workspace depth” linked to ‘earned’ reputation.
Research limitations/implications – As a neuroeconomist, I argue that bankers with an “earned” reputation outperform their competition because their ‘earned’ reputation becomes a 7. [habit] > helping assets build inspired teams focused on value. Further – the 8. [mind] > master internal navigating device is stimulated to 9. [see] > scientific economic evidence related to “how” aka ‘habits of worth.’This also implies that earned reputations inspire an organization to 10. [rise] > revitalizing inner spirit everyday connected to“strategies” that enhance sustainable profits.
Practical implications – Evidence cited from the strengths of earned reputation with “steps,” are those with 11. [dna] > dynamic nonlinear answers linked to ‘dynamic nonlinear applications’ with 12. [purpose] > performing underneath real profits offering sustainable profits. These primary “habits” produce 13. [drive] > developing real inner value economically reflected as a 14. [sign] > signaling intelligent guidance neuroeconomically.
Originality/value – This paper attempts to give neuroecomic insights for  15. [care] > creating a reliable environment linked to ‘creating a rewarding environment’ – further linked to ‘companies achieving returns everyday.’ The bottom-line value comes through 16. [choice] > company habits optimumly increasing character everyday.


Paper Keywords/Search Tags:
Bankers reputation, Bankers steps, Bankers responsibility, Bankers pay.

This Paper Abstract may be cited as follows:
Hill & Knowlton (Corporate Reputation Watch), Fortune (America’s Most Admired Companies), and The Economist Intelligence Unit (Reputation: Risk of Risks).


Submission Details: Paper Abstract submitted by RonnieC Wright from United States on 03-Jul-2012 22:16.
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RonnieC Wright Contact Details: Email: president@stayfine.org



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