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When investments are nonverifiable, inducing cooperative investments with simple contracts may not be as difficult as previously thought. Indeed, modeling "expectation damages" close to legal practice, we show that the default remedy of contract law induces the first best. Yet, in order to lower...
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When investments are non-verifiable, inducing cooperative investments with simple contracts may not be as difficult as previously thought. Indeed, modeling 'expectation damages' close to legal practice, we show that the default remedy of contract law induces the first best. Yet, in order to...
Persistent link: https://www.econbiz.de/10010343923
A party dissatisfied with the contractual performance of a counterparty is typically able to pursue a variety of legal recourses. Within this apparent variety lurk two fundamental alternatives. The aggrieved party may (i) 'affirm' the contract and seek money damages or specific performance; or...
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The paper investigates the mathematical structure of equilibrium investments under renegotiation in Alexander Stremitzer's [2008] expansion of Y. K. Che & T. Y. Chung's [1999] incomplete contract model with cooperative investments. Some fundamental inequalities (levels) and some results on...
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such practices as termination for convenience, investment subsidies, and cost-based reimbursement, often employed in …
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, inducing no cooperative investment; (ii) privately stipulated liquidated damages can achieve a better, albeit inefficient …
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investment by a buyer and a seller. Contracts may specify a required quality level and an upper bound to the cost of production …
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investment incentives. Our model nests standard property-rights and hold-up models as special cases. We admit general message …
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predicts that some commonly used types of breach remedies may protect too well, in the sense that they induce over-investment … provide, and the potential possibility to prevent breach by increasing the damage payment due through the investment made. The … damages, (ii) expectation damages and (iii) reliance damages. In line with theoretical predictions we find that over-investment …
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