A meta-analysis of the effects of pay level and pay dispersion on firm operational outcomes

verifiedthin profile · Advances in Psychological Science · 2016

WEI, Xuhua

10.3724/sp.j.1042.2016.01020 · CrossRef: verified

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pay level competitivenessfirm performance

r = 0 · k=113 · grade B · unverified

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