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utility is represented by a convex combination of selfish preferences and Kantian morality, or by altruism. In a moral hazard … in a team setting with two agents whose efforts affect output stochastically, I demonstrate that the power of extrinsic … incentives decreases with the degrees of morality and altruism displayed by the agents, thus leading to increased profits for the …
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This study focuses on the optimal incentive schemes in a multi-agent moral hazard model, where each agent has other-regarding preferences and an individual measure of output, with both being observable by the principal. In particular, the two agents display homo moralis preferences. I find that,...
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decentralized team contracts, as well. We prove that the principal may restrict attention to team contracts whenever returns from …
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We study a setting in which one or two agents conduct research on behalf of a principal. The agents' success depends on effort and the choice of a research technology that is uncertain with respect to its quality. A single agent has no incentive to deviate from the principal's preferred...
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