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show that a revenue-maximizing government can optimally trade-off direct subsidies for capital investment against the right …
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solution to this dynamic principal-agent problem involves a periodic two-part payment. The fixed part of the payment depends on …
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. By exploiting the real-option approach, we examine how the inability to force sellers to meet the contract time … when the contract does not provide for any compensation for late-delivery. -- Public Procurement ; Fixed-Price Contracts …
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therefore to a drop in the return to investment. -- Principal Agent ; Moral Hazard ; Hidden Action ; Incentives ; Survival …
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investment and increase the government's expected payoff, even while taking into account the costs that the public sector will …
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We assess the usefulness of stochastic redistribution among a continuum of risk-averse agents with quasilinear utilities in labor. Agents differ according to their consumption tastes, which remain private information. We identify circumstances where stochastic redistribution is socially...
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In a continuous-time setting, we study the design of a dynamic contract between a government and a private entity …
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require long-term commitments. Landowners, however, can decide to prematurely terminate the contract when the opportunity cost … views non-enforcement of contract terms as a source of real-options, the paper offers the following contributions. First, it … play in avoiding such potential bias in contract allocation. …
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suppliers, facing variable production costs, must simultaneously report the contract price and the cost level at which they …
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In e-commerce, where information collection is essentially costless and geographic location of traders matters very little, fierce competition between providers of similar services is expected. We consider a model where two e-commerce intermediaries (internet shops) compete for sellers. We show...
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