Thursday, September 9, 2004

Stock crashes when CEO flies

CEO plane usage linked to declining stock value.


Short version: David Yermack shows that when CEOs get personal use of corporate airplanes, the firm's stock underperforms "market benchmarks." This underperformance is consistent with a view that the plane usage is symptomatic if a greater agency cost problem.

Longer version:

Perquisite consumption (a fancy way of saying that managers have

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