Compensation Contract Design is a theoretical framework within executive compensation research that specifies the structural mechanisms, including incentive alignment and risk allocation, by which contractual terms—such as performance metrics, vesting conditions, and clawback provisions—are systematically formulated to mitigate agency conflicts and govern post-hire executive behavior.
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