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DESCRIPTION:<p>Firms face an optimization problem that requires a maximal quantity output given a quality constraint. How firms should incentivize quantity and quality to meet these dual goals remains an open question\, potentially due to limitations of field data. We provide a theoretical model and conduct an experiment in which participants are paid for both quantity and quality of a real effort task. Consistent with the theoretical predictions\, higher quality incentives encourage participants to shift their attention from quantity to quality\, and higher quality incentives reduce inefficient decision-making. We also observe behavioral components in responsiveness to the quality incentive.</p>

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SUMMARY:Incentivizing Quantity and Quality of Output:An Experimental Investigation of the Quantity-Quality Trade-off
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