Abstract
We develop a model of managerial planning and control in an environment subject to noisy observation. Our paper differs from other models with noisy observation by focusing on the allocation of a scarce corporate resource. We show that linear performance appraisal is optimal in the noisy observation environment. An application of our results facilitates comparison between accounting and engineering-based planning and control paradigms.
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