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We study the matching problem between firms and CEOs, extending a popular version of the principal-agent model developed by Holmstrom and Milgrom (1987). In their model, the optimal pay-performance sensitivity decreases in firm risks and agent's risk aversion, and increases in agent's...
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We develop a directed search model where buyers purchase goods produced by sellers through intermediaries. The presence of search frictions creates demand uncertainty and makes instantaneous replenishment impossible. To avoid the risk of stockout, an intermediary holds inventory. The...
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We study information design in a regime change context. A continuum of agents choose independently whether to attack the current regime and will succeed if and only if the mass of attackers outweighs the regime's strength. The strength is uncertain, and the information designer chooses a...
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We develop a theoretical framework to analyze the relationship between jump risk management and firm value. By focusing on loss risk and insurance, we derive that insurance (or jump risk management) can significantly increase firm value. In addition, our work indicates that a firm would choose...
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The Staff and Workers' Congress is the archetype of Chinese employee represen- tation system. As a type of grassroots democracy with Chinese characteristics in State-owned Enterprises and companies, the Staff and Workers' Congress system has developed its features over the long course of its...
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We study the effect of the transparency of outside options in bilateral bargaining. A seller posts prices to screen a buyer over time, and the buyer may receive an outside option at a random time. We consider two information regimes: one in which the arrival of the outside option is public and...
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We study the role of dropout risk in dynamic signaling. A seller privately knows the quality of an indivisible good and decides when to trade. In each period, he may draw a dropout shock that forces him to trade immediately. To avoid costly delay, the seller with a low-quality good voluntarily...
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