Refer to Theory in Practice4.2. Required The Kmart CEO charged by the SEC was hired in May
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The Kmart CEO charged by the SEC was hired in May 2000 and fired in March 2002.
Despite Kmart losses of $3.9 billion for the five quarters ended April 2002, the CEO received total compensation of almost $23 million during his tenure. Presumably, much of this compensation was in the form of Kmart shares and ESOs. To what extent does awarding manager compensation in the form of company shares and ESOs discourage the type of opportunistic behavior charged against the Kmart executives?
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