This paper explores the concept of consumption beyond material goods, extending it to immaterial entities like celebrity. While the consumption of commodities and cultural goods has been extensively studied, the paper argues that celebrity is also a consumable entity, leading to a distinct economy encompassing media, press, advertising, entertainment, and security. Despite being predominantly examined from ethical and political perspectives, …
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The Role of Celebrity and Status in the Performance-Pay Relationship: Evidence from the ‘Big Five’ European Football Leagues
This research investigates the factors contributing to the frequent discrepancies between the performance of individuals within organizations and their corresponding salaries. The study particularly focuses on situations where actors or employees serve as highly visible representatives of their organizations. We propose that two intangible assets, namely celebrity and status, may influence the strength of the connection between individual performance and …
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