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Private incentives to invest in a public good are modeled as self- interested reciprocity where individuals use reputational scoring rules to determine their optimal level of investment. The model predicts that the disposition of any subject to cooperate is revealed by their first period...
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We characterize the outcomes of games when players may make binding offers of strategy contingent side payments before the game is played. This does not always lead to efficient outcomes, despite complete information and costless contracting. The characterizations are illustrated in a series of...
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We study experimentally two versions of a model in which a buyer and a seller bargain over the price of a good; however, the buyer can choose to leave the negotiation table to search for other alternatives. Under one version, if the buyer chooses to search for a better price, the opportunity to...
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‘liquidation’ for about 6,000 venture backed firms. We model these exit times using competing risks models. Biotech and internet …
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This paper addresses the choice between different exit routes of venture capitalists for a project yielding a quality … effects on the optimal exit strategy and on the financial contract. Going public can be more profitable than a trade sale (i … if the entrepreneur enjoys private benefits from staying an independent manager in the firm after the exit of the venture …
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Applying the modern Property Rights Approach to depict employment and firm-internal delegation relationships, this paper addresses the question how to prevent corporate bribery. The analysis and the answers that follow take into account interaction effects between firm-internal delegation...
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levels, and that when differences in opportunity costs exit, they can be conveniently represented by fixed costs. Opportunity … induce the exit of low and high cost firms. …
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Using data from the TASS/Tremont hedge fund database, this article performs an empirical analysis of the evolution of the hedge fund industry within an industrial organization framework.
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Using data from the Business Surveys Unit of the European Commission, this paper examines how, and how accurately, people assess economic systems. As expected, respondents demonstrate to know their own situation better than the system wide one, and the past better than the future. Also,...
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when downstream firms have "passive beliefs." We stress that in many situations, an equilibrium with passive beliefs may … not exist and passive beliefs appear less plausible than "wary beliefs", introduced by McAfee and Schwartz, that account … for multilateral deviations. We show that in a broad range of situations, equilibria with wary beliefs exist and reflect …
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