The behaviour of enterprises in relation to managers continuous training

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Published 15-03-2006
Andrés Araujo de la Mata Jon Barrutia Guenaga Jon Hoyos Iruarrizaga Jon Landeta Rodríguez Patxi Ibáñez Hernández

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The present paper aims at analysing firms' behaviour of managerial training from the viewpoint of information economics. Asymmetric information between organizations and their management may lead to moral hazard and adverse selection. The theoretical literature allows proposing an explicative model that considers the expectations of generating managerial capacities, the expectations of appropriating the benefits of these capacities, the strategic value of managers for firms and finally, the firms' perception of the efforts that investing in managerial training entail. The above-mentioned model analyses variables' influences from a cost-benefit oriented viewpoint by systemizing them in order to the degree of proclivity that firms show. In this way, it aims at explaining the existing contradiction between firms' discourse in favour of firms provided training and the real behaviour that they usually adopt in fact.

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Araujo de la Mata, A., Barrutia Guenaga, J., Hoyos Iruarrizaga, J., Landeta Rodríguez, J., & Ibáñez Hernández, P. (2006). The behaviour of enterprises in relation to managers continuous training. Cuadernos De Gestión, 6(1), 83–98. https://doi.org/10.5295/cdg.19153aa
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