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In this paper, a promotion tournament is considered, where, at the beginning of the tournament, it is unknown how long the tournament lasts. Further, the promotion decision is based on the assessments of a supervisor with imperfect recall. In line with psychological research, the supervisor is...
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hypothesis in a canonical buyer-seller relationship with renegotiation. Our paper provides causal experimental evidence that an … initial contract has a highly significant and economically important impact on renegotiation behavior that goes beyond the …
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discount factors. Afterwards, we examine different concepts of renegotiation-proofness and extend the characterization to … renegotiation-proof payoffs. …
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We propose a theory of ex post inefficient renegotiation that is based on loss aversion. When two parties write a long …
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For the procurement of complex goods the early exchange of information is important to avoid costly renegotiation ex … auctions if sellers are likely to have superior information about possible design improvements, if renegotiation is costly, and …
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renegotiation. If the buyer expects renegotiation always to take place, the parties are always able to implement the materially … efficient good ex post. It can be optimal for the buyer, however, to expect that renegotiation does not take place. In this case …
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renegotiation and relationship-specific investment by the buyer and the seller. As demonstrated by Edlin and Reichelstein (1996), no …
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