The ideal level of ownership appears to vary by company, they said.
I had fun playing with the control wand, trying to find my ideal level of firmness.
The ideal level of Q — which Uzzi and his colleague Jarrett Spiro called the "bliss point" — emerged as being between 2.4 and 2.6.
The late ballet score Agon was presented with a subtly apposite range of colour and texture, if a less than ideal level of rhythmic tautness.
Looking at more than just my desk, the authors conclude that there is an ideal level of messiness that makes any system more robust and productive.
Known to scientists as the stereomicroscope, it is easy to operate, optically outstanding and designed to provide the ideal level of enlargement.
While the government's limited finances prevent it from providing an ideal level of public goods, the stability it has ensured has led to an economic revival, massive gains in primary schooling, and significant reductions in infant mortality.
But "Dances at a Gathering" made its mark, too, even if its romantic rites to Chopin didn't quite attain the ideal level of grace and mystery until toward the end.
Research seems to indicate that there's an ideal level of happiness to do well at work or school, or for your health, and that being too happy may be associated with poorer performance in these areas.
Few of the studies, however, asked what the ideal level of ownership was: Do companies get an extra bang from making their chief executives centimillionaires, for instance, rather than mere decimillionaires?
The combination of these factors means that the ideal level of health spending may rise, for example, from 9% of GDP now to 15% or 20% in 50 years time.
