Using game-level panel data on the National Basketball Association (NBA), we examine the
causal effect of within-team salary dispersion on team performance. We exploit three …

Extant research offers conflicting predictions about the effect of pay dispersion on team
performance. We collected a unique dataset from the Italian soccer league to study the effect …

Since initial studies in the late 1990s, researchers have examined the relationship between
wage dispersion and team performance in professional sports. While no definitive …

This study examines the relation between compensation and performance in Major League
Baseball (MLB), focusing on salary dispersion and team performance based on 1985–2013 …

Using Major League Soccer as a unique dataset, this study examines the direct and indirect
role of coaches' experience in determining team performance. Inspired by labor market …

Purpose Previous studies focused predominantly on wage dispersion within men'sports
teams. This study aims to reveal how the relationship between wage dispersion and team …

This paper provides an empirical analysis of salary disparity and team performance in the
National Hockey League during the first decade of the twenty‐first century. We find that the …

Dispersed pay is becoming a ubiquitous phenomenon among organizations worldwide.
However, whether this phenomenon is beneficial or detrimental remains debatable. To …

The effect of salary distribution on output productivity within the workplace has long been a
topic of interest in labor economics. The salary compression hypothesis emphasizes …

Using a simple model of a team's salary distribution and data from the recent Collective
Bargaining Agreement between players and owners in the National Hockey League, I …