Procedural Fairness and the Cost of Control
研究发现，控制措施是否引发代理人消极抵抗，取决于程序是否公平：当控制仅单方面施加于代理人且代理人无发言权时，才会导致努力减少。
A large and growing literature has demonstrated that imposing control on agents has the potential to backfire, leading agents to withhold effort. Consistent with principles of procedural fairness, we find that the way in which control is imposed—in particular whether control is imposed symmetrically on both principals and agents and whether both parties have a say in whether control is imposed—affects how agents respond to control. In our setting, control leads agents to withhold effort only when procedural fairness concerns are ignored and control is imposed unilaterally with an asymmetric effect on the agent.