| Because the outside directors set the compensation of managers, this approach is potentially vulnerable to accusations of mutual backscratching. |
| The fount of social problems, he argues, is that human morality grew out of the natural principles of tit-for-tat and mutual backscratching. |
| And mutual backscratching ensures the press don't go short of co-operation in stories that are purely rugbyrelated. |
| Of course, business is all about mutual backscratching, nothing wrong with that, but if I am right, I want to be a part of that network. |
| They're not only using these books to fill space and time that might be used to better purpose, but they're also engaging in corporate backscratching. |
| I hope, however, that they are equally keen on maintaining the age-old tradition of literary backscratching. |
