Companies are more likely to succeed in the long run if they compete on quality or performance than on price.

从长远来看，如果公司在质量或性能上比在价格上更具竞争力，就更有可能获得成功。

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In the US, the Sarbanes-Oxley Act of 2002 has pushed most public companies to defer performance bonuses for senior executives by about a year, slightly helping reduce "short-termism".

在美国，《2002年萨班斯-奥克斯利法案》已促使大多数上市公司将高管的绩效奖金推迟一年左右发放，略微有助于减少“短期主义”。

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By tacitly detaching executive compensation policy from long-term performance, committees harm their companies and the economy as a whole.

委员会暗中将高管薪酬政策与长期业绩脱钩，这会损害公司和整体经济。

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But he agrees that in recent years, many companies have tied pay to short-term performance, instead of their long-term health.

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One is that -there's a literature in finance about options and stock price performance, which goes back ten years, that shows that something is not quite right with the way companies issue options.

其中之一是,有一部关于期权与股票价格表现,的金融文献,讲述的是十年前,关于公司发行期权的,一些不太正确的做法

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The bullish consideration relates to expectations, which is what our modern earnings-season culture is all about as we often bid up the prices of shares of bad companies whose performance is a bit less bad than previously expected while we dump shares of great companies whose performance turns out a little less magnificent than expected.

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Both of these firms focus on helping companies improve performance and achieve operational efficiencies.

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It has raised standards and even delisted companies whose performance is not up to scratch.

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