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300 years after Newton, although we are "enlightened" to widerstand the laws of nature, our world is far from being deterministic. Instead, we have to make decisions under uncertainty: we buy goods whose quality is not exactly known, we hire workers before learning their actual productivity, or...
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This paper explores the private and social benefits from barter exchange in a monetized economy. We first prove a no-trade theorem regarding the ability of firms with double-coincidences-of-wants to negotiate improvements in trade among themselves relative to the market outcomes. We then...
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equilibrium. The theory's predictions are empirically testable and shed light on the variety of certifiers across markets and over …
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We develop a dynamic model of corporate investment and financing decisions in which corporate insiders have superior … asymmetric information induces firms with good prospects to speed up investment, leading to a significant erosion of the option … hierarchy or pecking order over securities. Finally, we generate a rich set of testable implications relating firms' investment …
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