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Subjective evaluations are widely used, but call for different contracts from classical moral-hazard settings. Previous … literature shows that contracts require payments to third parties. I show that the (implicit) assumption of deterministic … contracts makes payments to third parties necessary. This paper studies incentive contracts with stochastic compensation, like …
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Subjective evaluations are widely used, but call for different contracts from traditional moral-hazard settings …. Previous literature shows that contracts require payments to third parties, which real-world contracts rarely use. I show that … the implicit assumption of deterministic contracts makes payments to third parties necessary. This paper studies …
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A number of the largest U.S. firms have been found guilty of labor discrimination despite having policies in place designed to avoid that outcome. This paper diagnoses the phenomenon and proposes contractual and regulatory solutions to ameliorate the situation. Existing research (e.g., Becker...
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contracts that are typically observed in practice such as salaries, lump-sum bonuses, and high-performance commissions. …
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This paper models two key roles of subjective performance evaluations: their incentive role and their feedback role. The paper shows that the feedback role makes subjective pay feasible even without repeated interaction, as long as there exists some verifiable measure of performance. It also...
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rationalizes this data as plausible, and evaluates contracts according to their guaranteed expected payoff against the set of … rationalizable technologies. In this environment, robustly optimal contracts augment the contracts in the experimental data with …
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by Bénabou and Tirole (2016), we demonstrate that rankings can reduce welfare distortions of optimal screening contracts …
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overstated performance (leniency bias) may be the outcome of optimal contracts under informational asymmetries. …
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rigid, non discretionary contracts. Delegation grants some flexibility in the choice of the action by the agent, but also … again implies that the higher the degree of imprecision aversion the less profitable flexible contracts versus rigid ones …
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We study the effects of granting an exit option that enables the private party to early terminate a PPP project if it turns out to be loss-making. In a continuous time setting with hidden information about stochastic operating profits, we show that a revenue-maximizing government can optimally...
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