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Broughton Industries Ltd. is a publicly traded company and is organized into divisions. The company currently has a stock option plan for its head office executives only and it now is considering establishing an incentive program for its divisional managers. The proposal is to create a bonus pool based on a predetermined percentage of corporate net income after taxes. Divisional managers will be eligible for money from the bonus pool based on achievement of divisional return on investment (ROI). The calculation of the divisional ROI will be based on divisional net income (including an allocation of head office charges) and investment is defined as total assets.

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Evaluate the proposed incentive plan. What changes would you recommend, if any, to the proposal?

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Authors: Horngren, Datar, Rajan, Beaubien

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