Mixed Motives: Economic, Social, and Normative Motivations in Business Compliance
Mixed Motives: Economic, Social, and Normative Motivations in Business Compliance
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混合动机：业务合规性的经济、社会和规范动机
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2012
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V. L. Nielsen
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本文从理论上理解了企业及其管理者遵守法规的动机。首先，我们开发了一个类型学概念化和测量相关的合规行为的商业动机。我们将动机分为三类：经济动机、社会动机和规范动机。然而，我们假设，商业公司和他们的经理人不分为类型的动机完全由单一的优先事项。我们希望每个公司都有一系列的多元动机。此外，我们预计，经济和社会的动机是更相似的被监管者在同一监管制度比规范的动机。第二，我们进行了初步的测试，我们的动机类型学和我们的理论的星座的多元动机使用的数据，在澳大利亚的1000家最大的公司的调查的可解释性。最后，我们得出结论，从根本利益或动机到行为的路径充满了个人，组织和结构层面的约束和偶然因素。
This article develops theoretical understanding of the motives of business firms and their managers for compliance. First, we develop a typology to conceptualize and measure business motives relevant to compliance behavior. We distinguish between three categories of motives: economic, social, and normative. We hypothesize, however, that business firms and their managers do not divide into types motivated exclusively by singular priorities. We expect each firm to hold a constellation of plural motives. Moreover, we expect that economic and social motives are more alike between regulatees within the same regulatory regime than normative motives. Second, we conduct a preliminary test of the plausibility of our typology of motives and our theory of constellations of plural motives using data from a survey of the thousand biggest companies in Australia. Finally, we conclude that the path from fundamental interests or motives to behavior is filled with constraints and contingent factors at the individual, organizational, and structural levels.