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Contract enforcement and institutional stability play an important role in determining the level and maturity of … international debt. Contract enforcement is modeled as a fixed cost that investors incur to obtain the contracted, gross returns on … international investments. Institutional stability is modeled as the probability that the same contract enforcement cost will …
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for contract enforcement resulting in opportunistic behavior from private investors. Under a "gray information" regime …
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We develop an endogenous growth model with R&D spillovers to study the long run consequences of offshoring with firm heterogeneity and incomplete contracts. In so doing, we model offhoring as the geographical fragmentation of a firm’s production chain between a home upstream division and a...
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complete contract efficiency is restored through a subsidy to R&D only, with incomplete contracts a production subsidy to …
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The Federal Arbitration Act mandates strict and uniform enforcement of standardized pre-dispute arbitration provisions. This may not be proper, however, in light of the importance of context with respect to these provisions. This Article therefore seeks to remind courts of the importance of...
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We use economic experiments to investigate how different contract enforcement regimes affect efficiency and the …
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Motivated by the differences in innovation intensity across countries, this paper evaluates the role of contract … enforcement for R&D investments. If contracts for inputs are incomplete and contract enforcement is weak, innovative companies can …
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This paper sets up a model to account for differences in total factor productivity due to differences in enforcement of contracts. Vertical specialization generates the need for intra-period credit, because final goods producers cannot pay their intermediate goods suppliers before they produce...
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According to standard theory, the need for government results from the need for coercive third-party contract …
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