육계 계열화농가의 생산성 분포와 평가방식 분석

Abstract

This paper verifies chicken farms' assertion that relative performance measure is against farms' profit. Especially deleting a certain percentage of farms in the upper and lower levels in calculating the average level of performance is unprofitable to farms. To certify this argument, first, this study examines the relationship between productivity distribution and performance measure in theoretical base. Second, we check the argument using the real data set obtained from a firm that executes relative performance measure. Finally, this study confirms that the farms' assertion seems convincing based on the data set.

This paper verifies chicken farms' assertion that relative performance measure is against farms' profit. Especially deleting a certain percentage of farms in the upper and lower levels in calculating the average level of performance is unprofitable to farms. To certify this argument, first, this study examines the relationship between productivity distribution and performance measure in theoretical base. Second, we check the argument using the real data set obtained from a firm that executes relative performance measure. Finally, this study confirms that the farms' assertion seems convincing based on the data set.