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renegotiation functions that do not reward agents for unfeasibilities. This result is used to study the possibility of implementing …
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renegotiation price in general, and the alternative-use value in particular. …
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This paper studies the effect of debt renegotiation on the design of optimal loan arrangements in a model of borrowing … that acts as a payment incentive. Debt renegotiation may occur because bankruptcy involves costly asset liquidation which …
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suggests that they should experience comparatively larger gains. However, if renegotiation possibilities are limited by … Socio-Economic Panel indeed shows that, as long as renegotiation opportunities are limited, comparatively better wages for …
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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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immediate renegotiation. This is discussed in an axiomatic approach. We show that if, given the revealed information, there … exists a contract which is preferred by everyone, the former contract could not have been renegotiation proof. For private …
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should be considered as an instrument for renegotiation with unique features, providing indispensable flexibility to the …
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Concerns for relative performance are integrated into a model of contractual renegotiation in bilateral trade. It is … shown that concerns for relative performance do never impede efficient trade. Moreover, conditional on renegotiation to … performance make the occurrence of renegotiation more likely, and may thereby lead to underinvestment even in very optimistic …
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Both borrowers and creditors often have an implicit option to extend debt maturity as the debtor approaches financial distress. This implicit "extension option" is associated with the possibility for debtors and creditors to renegotiate the debt contract in the hope that extending debt maturity...
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