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Tax law is often uncertain. In particular, the use of tax shelters tends to be in the "grey area" between illegal tax evasion and legal tax avoidance. In this paper I show that uncertainty in tax law can help achieve higher efficiency than allowing or disallowing a tax shelter with certainty....
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This paper investigates the role that idiosyncratic uncertainty plays in shaping social preferences over the degree of labor market flexibility, in a general equilibrium model of dynamic labor demand where the productivity of firms evolves over time as a Geometric Brownian motion. A key result...
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either earn a certain income or enter a risky rent seeking contest. In contrast with standard evolutionary game theory, we …
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We develop a theory of optimal bank leverage in which the benefit of debt in inducing loan monitoring is balanced …
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We develop a theory of optimal bank leverage in which the benefit of debt in inducing loan monitoring is balanced …
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This note revisits the problem of rent extraction in situations where agents are uncertain about the private information of others, represented by multiple probabilistic assessments. A generalization of convex independence (Crémer and McLean, 1985 and 1988) is necessary and sufficient for full...
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effort choices, and, according to expected utility theory, risk preferences are irrelevant. We derive a closed-form solution …
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This paper investigates the role that idiosyncratic uncertainty plays in shaping social preferences over the degree of labor market flexibility, in a general equilibrium model of dynamic labor demand where the productivity of firms evolves over time as a Geometric Brownian motion. A key result...
Persistent link: https://www.econbiz.de/10003719624