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the sequence of events is as follows. In a period, t, the supplier offers a contract to the retailer, and the retailer … excess inventory (we assume a lost sales model) to the next period. In period t 1, the supplier designs a new contract based … certain assumptions, we characterize and evaluate the supplier's optimal contract. To do so, we cast our problem as an adverse …
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procedures. A noisy signal, however, means that the optimal contract will involve terms that courts might view as punitive and so …
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This paper focuses on two separate problems. The first is that frequently, the most profitable use of funds involves long-term investments, which militiates for long-term debt contracts. The second problem is to monitor the investor's use of funds, as exemplified by the U.S. S&L saga, and we...
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re-negotiated. Foreseeing this, the parties to the contract will write one that is renegotiation-proof. Under such a … contract, nominal shocks affect real consumption. Since the argument should apply in many situations, it will have …
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We estimate the impact of venture capital (VC) contract terms on startup outcomes and the split of value between the … power to receive more investor-friendly terms compared to the contract that maximizes startup values. Better VCs still …
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Tournaments, reward structures based on rank order, are compared with individual contracts in a model with one risk-neutral principal and many risk-averse agents. Each agents' output is a stochastic function of his effort level plus an additive shock term that is common to all the agents. The...
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-in university inventions supports the complementarity of milestones and consulting suggested by the theory …
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We consider the strategic timing of information releases in a dynamic disclosure model. Because investors don't know whether or when the firm is informed, the firm will not necessarily disclose immediately. We show that bad market news can trigger the immediate release of information by firms....
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We calculate equilibria of dynamic double-auction markets in which agents are distinguished by their preferences and information. Over time, agents are privately informed by bids and offers. Investors are segmented into groups that differ with respect to characteristics determining information...
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