Executive compensation packages that provide huge payouts for short-term stock-market gains have been blamed for playing a role in the risky behavior that triggered the continuing financial crisis. In a new research paper, a Wharton professor and several colleagues say they have come up with something better: A compensation structure based on long-term escrow accounts.
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