[18] takes a similar view that the compensation plan includes various incentive plans so the managers need to
balance various compensation plans to see what the ultimate effect on their overall compensation amount. [18]
uses three independent variables: income-based bonus plan, ownership structure, and leverage to test their significance
on independent LIFO choice. The final empirical results show that the bonus plan is not correlated with
the LIFO choice, the same with previous studies. One reason is that when the shares become a part of the compensation
plan, managers are usually caught in a dilemma, such as stated by [13], that LIFO results in a higher
stock price and therefore greater value for the managers’ shares, meanwhile LIFO decreases the reported income
and income-based bonus compensation.
[18] takes a similar view that the compensation plan includes various incentive plans so the managers need to
balance various compensation plans to see what the ultimate effect on their overall compensation amount. [18]
uses three independent variables: income-based bonus plan, ownership structure, and leverage to test their significance
on independent LIFO choice. The final empirical results show that the bonus plan is not correlated with
the LIFO choice, the same with previous studies. One reason is that when the shares become a part of the compensation
plan, managers are usually caught in a dilemma, such as stated by [13], that LIFO results in a higher
stock price and therefore greater value for the managers’ shares, meanwhile LIFO decreases the reported income
and income-based bonus compensation.
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