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(1995), into which collusion and renegotiation possibilities among agents are incorporated. In this model, we prove that … there exists a linear and stationary optimal compensation scheme which is also immune to collusion and renegotiation. …
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renegotiation. The literature to date assumes that contractual simplicity, i.e. the omission of informative contractual …
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corporate finance. Specifically, we survey evidence pertaining to incentive conflicts, control rights, collateral, renegotiation …
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default threat, creditors can make a take-it-or-leave-it debt haircut offer to the sovereign. The risk of renegotiation is …
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The existing delegation literature has focused on different preferences of principal and agent concerning project selection, which makes delegating authority costly for the principal. This paper shows that delegation has a cost even when the preferences of principal and agent are exogenously...
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Contracts adopted with later renegotiation in mind may take simple forms. In a principal-agent model, if renegotiation … may occur after the agent chooses efforet, the principal protects against unfavorable renegotiation by "selling the … contract must be a sales contract if the principal's renegotiation position will be inherently inferior in the sense that (a …
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stimulate or discourage investments. Moreover, we find that if renegotiation cannot be prevented, public–private partnerships …
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Contracts adopted with later renegotiation in mind may take simple forms. In a principal-agent model, if renegotiation … may occur after the agent chooses efforet, the principal protects against unfavorable renegotiation by "selling the … contract must be a sales contract if the principal's renegotiation position will be inherently inferior in the sense that (a …
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renegotiating their contract. The renegotiation occurs after the agent chooses his unobservable effort, but before its consequences … to renegotiation. A sales contract transfers the random return wholly to the agent, thereby relieving the principal of … this sense; renegotiation does not reduce welfare. When the agent can finely control the probabilities of observable …
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effort. These contracts are optimal if the entrepreneur has the bargaining power in renegotiation. If the investor has the …
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