Incentive theory

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Incentive theory is an element of human resources or management theory. In the cooperate sense, it states that firm owners should structure employee compensation in such a way that the employees' goals are aligned with owners' goals. As it applies to the operations of firms, it is more accurately called the principal-agent problem.


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