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effect of renegotiation costs on initial contract terms. TD9599 materially reduced the tax burden of renegotiating U … setting, we examine the implications of incomplete contracting theory for debt contract design. Consistent with incomplete … contracting theory, we find that, as renegotiation costs fall, the maturity of debt contracts lengthens, the likelihood of …
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" message. Our monotonicity theorem establishes that the set of implementable state-contingent payoffs increases with the costs …
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threatening to take an inefficient action which hurts both of them. Without this assumption, a simple buyer option contract can …
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-forcing dual-option contract, the party without the trade action is made residual claimant with regard to the investment action … not attainable but the dual-option contract is still optimal in a wide class of settings. More generally, the paper shows …
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We present a new methodology for studying the problem of intra-firm bargaining, based on the notion that contracts cannot commit the firm and its agents to wages and employment. We develop and analyse a general non-cooperative multilateral bargaining framework between the firm and its employees...
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Watson (2002) proposes non-forcing contracts as a way to show the limitations of the mechanism design program with ex-post renegotiation (Maskin and Moore (1999)). If one takes a partial implementation approach, as Watson does, we show that non-forcing contracts do not constitute an intermediate...
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In simple textbook treatment of bilateral exchange traders end up on the contract curve such that the trading surplus …
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We consider rules (strategies, commitments, contracts, or computer programs) that make behavior contingent on an opponent's rule. The set of perfectly observable rules is not well defined. Previous contributions avoid this problem by restricting the rules deemed admissible. We instead limit the...
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