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This paper considers a simple moral hazard setting in which a project owner (or, more generally, a principal) hires a contractor (or, more generally, an agent) to operate her project. We show that a systematic increase in the agent's operating costs can increase either the principal's profit or...
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We investigate when identical agents will be treated asymmetrically in a simple team setting. Asymmetric treatment is optimal when the agents' individual contributions to team performance are strategic complements. Symmetric treatment of identical agents is optimal when the agents' contributions...
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type="main" xml:id="jtsa12063-abs-0001" <title type="main">Abstract</title>Consider an infinite dimensional vector linear process. Under suitable assumptions on the parameter space, we provide consistent estimators of the autocovariance matrices. In particular, under causality, this includes the infinite-dimensional...
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We study two specific symmetric random block Toeplitz (of dimension k×k) matrices, where the blocks (of size n×n) are (i) matrices with i.i.d. entries and (ii) asymmetric Toeplitz matrices. Under suitable assumptions on the entries, their limiting spectral distributions (LSDs) exist (after...
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For estimators of parameters defined as minimisers of Q([theta])=Ef([theta],X), we study the asymptotic and generalised bootstrap properties. We concentrate on the case where Q does not have adequate smoothness for standard analysis to work. We describe the properties required by Q as well as...
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