Work Environment and Worker Performance: A View from the Goal Crease

Work environments commonly entail multi-worker production, a regulatory setting, and an overarching managerial structure. Guided by an economic model of individual production, I examine how such elements influence worker performance in the empirical setting of NHL goaltenders, observed over multiple...

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subjects Capital
Economic models
Employers
Highway construction
Hypotheses
Ice hockey
Peers
Production
Productivity
Professional hockey
Regulation
Social Sciences
Teams
Work
Work environment
Workers
Workplaces
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