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Second opinions and price competition : inefficiency in the market for expert advice
Pesendorfer, Wolfgang; Wolinsky, Asher - 1998
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Three essays in insurance
Polborn, Mattias - 1997
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Essays on the economic theory of contracts and incentives : organizational design, adverse selection, and contractual freedom
Schmitz, Patrick W. - 2019
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Long-term realtionships : static gains and dynamic inefficiencies
Hémous, David; Olsen, Morten - 2015
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Long-term relationships : static gains and dynamic inefficiencies
Hémous, David; Olsen, Morten - In: Journal of the European Economic Association 16 (2018) 2, pp. 383-435
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Second opinions and price competition : inefficiency in the market for expert advice
Pesendorfer, Wolfgang; Wolinsky, Asher - In: The review of economic studies 70 (2003) 2, pp. 417-437
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Regulation of damage clauses in labor contracts with an application to transfer systems in European professional sports
Mühlheußer, Gerd - 2002
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The welfare economics of insurance contracts that pay off by reducing price
Nyman, John A. - 1999
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Second opinions and price competition : inefficiency in the market for expert advice
Pesendorfer, Wolfgang; Wolinsky, Asher - 2000
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Selling service plans to differentially informed customers
Inderst, Roman (contributor); Peitz, Martin (contributor) - 2008
We characterize a monopolist's optimal offer of service plans when only informed customers know already at the contracting stage whether their demand is high or low, while uninformed customers may learn their demand only after incurring some costs, if at all. While informed customers purchase...
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