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This paper analyses multi-period regulation on procurement policies under asymmetric information between the regulator firms.
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We study the interaction between leverage, employment structure and compensation policies within firms.
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This paper investigates the dynamic interrelationship between exchange rate changes and stock market performance in eleven emerging markets and five developed markets. It examines the nature of information transmission across asset classes and countries in order to understand how shocks are...
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This article follows a previous study on insurance fraud in the Quebec automobile insurance industry (Dionne and Belhadji, 1996). Results from that research showed that 3 to 6,4% of all claim payments (excluding those for "glass damage only") contained fraud, representing 28 to 61 million...
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We discuss the difficult question of measuring the effects of asymmetric information problems on resource allocation. Two of them are retained: moral hazard and adverse selection.
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This paper studies the informational content of elective teams in a dynamic agency framework with adverse selection. Two agents with different employment histories are paid their conditional expected marginal product. They observe their types (good or bad), and chooose between working together...
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This paper outlines the most appropriate information technology approaches and methodologies that can be adopted and applied to built a nationwide information infrastructure that would provide enhanced support for strategic and operational decision making in a developing countries.
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