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This paper explores the meaning and implications of the desire by workers for impact. We find that this impact motive can make a firm in a competitive labor market face an upward-sloping supply curve of labor, lead workers with the same characteristics but at different firms to earn different...
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these two variants to play. Theory predicts that subjects will choose the payoff dominated game (representing a bad explicit … contract), because this game better sustains (implicit) relational incentives backed by either reputational or reciprocity …
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liquidity. The socially optimal demandable debt contract limits inessential runs by targeting a high rollover yield. However …
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One major argument to legitimize the transfer system in European club football is that transfer fees paid by hiring clubs result in a redistribution of revenues from large market to small market clubs, which may lead to more intense on-field competition. We investigate this claim using a unique...
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This paper considers a simple Continuous Beliefs System (CBS) toinvestigate the effects on price dynamics of several behavioralassumptions: (i) herd behaviour; (ii) a-synchronous updating ofbeliefs; and (iii) heterogeneity in time horizons (memory) amongagents. The recently introduced concept of...
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incomplete contract theory. We use the framework of Aghionand Tirole (1997) and define the managerial control structure as …
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