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Институциональные приоритеты формирования и функционирования мотивационного механизма на рынке труда

Институциональные приоритеты формирования и функционирования мотивационного механизма на рынке труда

Abstract

In the paper the authors consider institutional features of formation and functioning of motivational mechanisms in the labor market, as well as major trends of Russian modern system of labor motivation. Special attention is paid to the role of salary as an institutional component of the mechanism of labor motivation in conditions of decreasing the lag in the economic development.

В статье рассматриваются институциональные особенности формирования и функционирования мотивационного механизма на рынке труда, а также основные тенденции современной системы трудовой мотивации в России. Особое внимание уделяется роли заработной платы как институциональной составляющей механизма мотивации труда в условиях снижения инерционности экономического развития.

Keywords

рынок труда; трудовая мотивация; трудовая активность; институционально-мотивационный механизм; поведение индивида; институциональные ограничения; неформальные институты поведения; контрактные отношения; стимулирование труда; заработная плата; материальные способы мотивации; косвенно-материальные способы мотивации; нематериальные стимулы

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