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Delve into the complexities of compensation theories in corporate settings, analyzing stakeholder theories, material theories of justice like merit and equality, and examining issues with monopolies, agency, and fairness.
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Justice in Compensation By: Ronald F. White, Ph.D. Professor of Philosophy
Introduction • College Professors • Surgeons • Professional Athletes
Theories • Patterned Theory of Compensation • Unpatterned Theory of Compensation
Patterned Theory of Compensation • Stakeholder Theory • Material Theories of Justice • Merit • Need • Equality • Utility • Welfare Liberalism • John Rawls • Social Minimum • Difference Principle
Unpatterned Theory of Compensation • Stockholder Theory • Free Market • Ownership of Corporation • Contracts • Voluntary • Competition • Free Entry • Free Exit
Issues • Monopolies • Natural • Artificial • Unions (collective bargaining/global markets) • Cartels • Minimum Wage • Executive Compensation • Agency Issues • Stakeholder Theory • Fairness • Utility • Stockholder Theory • Privacy- • Transparency-