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The paper studies a contracting problem in which a Principal enters in two-sided moral hazards with N independent agents. There are no technological or informational linkages between the N agency problems: The Principal's costs are additive across agents; there is no common uncertainty in the...
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A player inuences a collective outcome if his actions can change the probability of that outcome. He is Æ-pivotal if this change exceeds some threshold Æ. We study inuence in general environments with N players and arbitrary sets of signals. It is shown that inuence is maximized when players'...
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: The paper provides a model where authority relationships are founded on reputation. The viability of authority is the result of subordinates' free-riding on each other challenges, reducing the frequency of challenges, and making reputations worth defending. The party with authority secures...
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We study how individuals cope with the complexity of their environment by developing subjective models, or representations, to guide their predictions and decisions. Formally, an individual who believes his environment is deterministic, but too complex to permit tractable deterministic...
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