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We consider a model of a single defendant and N plaintiffs where the total cost of litigation is fixed on the part of …-it-or-leave-it settlement offers, we can show that they will actually be exploited by one of their fellow plaintiffs rather than by the … defendant. Moreover, if litigation is a public good as is the case in shareholder derivative suits, parties may fail to reach a …
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exist any verifi- able performance signal. It is shown that ex-post litigation can restore incentives of the agent. Moreover …, when the litigation can be settled by the parties the pure threat of using the legal system may suffice to make the …- uations where the agent is protected by limited liability, where the parties have different technologies in the litigation …
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This paper examines strategic trade policy with unilateral intervention under asymmetric information about market demand. In an international Cournot-duopoly, the choice of the domestic country's export subsidy signals the domestic country's private information to the foreign firm. It is shown...
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In this paper we introduce markets for information about assets' payoffs in a two-period General Equilibrium Incomplete Markets Model. We consider asymmetric Walrasian equilibria with endogenous information allocations and analyze the interaction between demand for information and equilibrium...
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The financial structure of firms is diverse. Firms issue many different types of financial claims. This article focuses on the seniority structure of debt contracts. It is outlined under what conditions firms can improve the outcome of their financial decisions by choosing seniority structure....
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Compared with the traditional public-finance approach of a monolithic fully informed planner, earmarking of taxation is less likely to be optimal if a principal-agent setting is considered, where taxing and spending are performed by two separate agents which are monitored by the parliament. We...
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