While the recent focus on excessive executive compensation has influenced the Wall Street Reform Act and other legislative and regulatory efforts to reform executive pay, practical suggestions for how companies can avoid the perils of bonus arrangements have been hard to come by.
That may be changing, as scholars and policy-makers in the U.S. and abroad begin to offer some pragmatic new approaches to this thorny problem.
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