The growth of the perofomance-vested stockoption is remarkable in the United States and Japan.

The situation in Japan is as follows.

A company issues for executives as "share option" and executives need to pay some price. If the price is a fair-value , the company need not get approval for issuance at a general shareholders meeting.

So in Japan, the fair value of the share option is very important.

I suppose that the perofomance-vested stock option is granted for free in the United States.

I would like to know whether the fair value is important in the United States or not.

If it is important in the United States,I I would like to know the reason.

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