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Performance-based incentives worked well before, a Jarden spokesman said.
CEO Pay in 2010 Jumped 11% Joann S. Lublin 2011
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Performance-based regulations set the target, usually based on benefit/cost, and then let the private sector sort out the most cost-effective way to get there.
Corbin Hiar: How Would a Romney Administration Regulate Air Pollution? Corbin Hiar 2011
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Performance-based fees can act as an incentive for an investment manager to take bigger risks in search of bigger payoffs.
A New 'Alternative' Marshall Eckblad 2011
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Performance-based pay is a common method of compensation.
Tying Executive Pay To Sustainability Performance Michael Meehan 2010
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* Performance-based cash bonus for fiscal 2011 equal to at least $2.4 million and up to as much as $6 million.
HP CEO Apotheker gets $4 million signing bonus, $4.6 million relocation perk Ann Bednarz 2010
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But if I'm being honest with myself, though it sort of bothers me to acknowledge this, my own measure of my success and self-esteem is Performance-based.
Gender Part 1: Better Than Thou JLK 2009
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J.P. Morgan: Performance-based ads trump all others online
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J.P. Morgan: Performance-based ads trump all others online
Archive 2009-01-01 2009
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Performance-based assessments paint a much more complete picture of a student's abilities and achievement.
Dan Brown: The Single Best, Most Indispensable Essay on Reforming Education 2009
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Performance-based metrics must not only be fair but transparent.
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