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This study examines the relation between CEO tournament incentives, proxied by the difference between CEO pay and the median pay of the senior executives of a given firm, and corporate debt contracting. We find negative relations between CEO pay gap and the cost of debt and default risk, and a...
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effect of renegotiation costs on initial contract terms. TD9599 materially reduced the tax burden of renegotiating U … setting, we examine the implications of incomplete contracting theory for debt contract design. Consistent with incomplete …
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contract renegotiations. I study whether the demand for monitoring determines the renegotiation intensity, defined as either … contract renegotiation trades off the benefits of enhanced monitoring with the costs of suboptimal creditor intervention …
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Under a contract, agents are not only held to honor the allocation as prescribed by a cost sharing mechanism but also a … taking their demanded units and prepaying the corresponding bill, a contract allows for a reformulation of the cost sharing … supported by at least one reasonable contract which meets upperbounds. The class of additive and R-consistent mechanisms is …
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optimally offers a contract that makes the agent's utility concave in output. If the agent is risk-neutral and protected by … concavity constraint might bind for some outputs but not others. We characterize the unique profit-maximizing contract and show …
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We consider rules (strategies, commitments, contracts, or computer programs) that make behavior contingent on an opponent's rule. The set of perfectly observable rules is not well defined. Previous contributions avoid this problem by restricting the rules deemed admissible. We instead limit the...
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