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bargain over the pay scheme to the latter. The bargaining outcome depends both on competition for agents and on the relative … rate depend on competition and bargaining power. We also analyze the nature of contracts when the agent is overconfident. …
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Financial markets enable risk sharing and efficient allocation of capital. We characterize how these roles interact in a “feedback effects” model with diversely informed, risk-averse investors and a manager who learns from prices when making an investment decision. While learning from prices...
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We study a model where capacity installation by an incumbent firm serves to deter others from entering the industry. We argue that uncertainty about demand or costs forces the incumbent to choose a higher capacity level than it would under certainty. This higher level diminishes the...
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This paper examines how the degree of competition among firms in an industry affects the optimal incentives that firms … changes in the nature of competition lead to changes in the equilibrium market structure. The main result is that as the … intensity of product market competition increases, principals unambiguously provide stronger incentives to their agents to …
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This paper builds on Rosen (1981) and Hvide (2002) to provide a simple framework that elucidates the nature of incentives in the tournaments among top executives in both the external managerial labor market for the top executive positions in other companies and within the executives' own firm...
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overlook is the effect on non-executive pay of the competition for talent. Even if executive pay is regulated, and executives …-executives due to the negative externality that arises from that competition. Greater risk-taking can increase short-term profits and … tension between compensation and competition. Regulators should take account of the effect of competition on market …
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competition are sufficiently high, a negative risk premium arises that resolves over time with learning. The model generates price … competition are intense …
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After seventy years with no changes to short sale regulation, the United States Securities and Exchange Commission intervened three times with regulatory action from July 2007 through October 2008. The Commission first loosened restrictions on short sales by repealing the “Uptick Rule” in...
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In finance literature it is known that on a financial market in which short-selling of risky assets is restricted, the market portfolio is typically not efficient (see e.g. Fama and French (2004)). This paper analyses two different kinds of regulatory policies of short-sales on financial markets...
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