Attitudes of Managers Who Are More or Less Career Plateaued

This study investigated demographic and attitudinal differences across managers classified as nonplateaued, content plateaued, hierarchically plateaued, or both content and hierarchically plateaued. The results revealed significant demographic differences across the 4 groups on a variety of variables. Managers who were classified as both hierarchically and job content plateaued tended to report less favorable job attitudes than managers who were plateaued for one reason only or managers who were nonplateaued. Managers who were only job content plateaued tended to report less favorable job attitudes than managers who were only hierarchically plateaued.     

CONTRACTING, CONTINGENCIES AND SINGLE-FAMILY HOUSE PRICES

This paper investigates the relationship between single-family house prices and contingent terms in contracts. Since contingencies create uncertainty, the market should exact a price premium. The results indicate that the contracting for property rights affects house prices in the predicted ways.