This paper reexamines the problem of multiple equilibria in an audit set-ting. When both the manager and the auditor are subject to moral hazard and truth-telling problems, one undesirable equilibrium that may arise results in both parties exerting low effort and reporting high output, in-terpreted here a s tacit collusion. The Ma, Moore and Turnbull (1988) augmented revelation mechanism is used to remove the undesirable equi-librium. To keep the mechanism simple, only one agent (the manager) is given an expanded message space. 1
In the mechanism design literature, collusion is often modelled as agents signing side contracts. Th...
This paper brings a new point of view into the theory of collusion-proof mechanism design, which hig...
This paper describes a principal-agent relationship with a supervisor who has information about the ...
We construct a simple three-tier agency model, which is an extension of the familiar screening (self...
This paper presents a stylized model of the strategy game between the auditor and the client. The cl...
We build a theoretical model to examine how supervision (auditing) can be utilized to enhance the ef...
I tried to present a new method to prevent collusion through employing two auditors at the same time...
This paper demonstrates how strong auditor independence, as dejined by Antle (1984), can be achieved...
I study the optimal audit mechanism when the principal cannot commit to an audit strategy. Invoking ...
We construct a simple three-tier agency model, which is an extension of the familiarscreening (self ...
In the absence of commitment to auditing, we study the optimal auditing contract when collusion betw...
This paper develops a framework to explore firm corruption taking account of interaction with an aud...
This paper bridges the practice of anti-collusion to the theory of collusion-proof mech-anism design...
2I am thankful to my main advisor professor Steven Matthews for very detailed feedback and patient s...
The innovative idea of introducing a third party (Ronen,2002) into the agency rela-tionship has moti...
In the mechanism design literature, collusion is often modelled as agents signing side contracts. Th...
This paper brings a new point of view into the theory of collusion-proof mechanism design, which hig...
This paper describes a principal-agent relationship with a supervisor who has information about the ...
We construct a simple three-tier agency model, which is an extension of the familiar screening (self...
This paper presents a stylized model of the strategy game between the auditor and the client. The cl...
We build a theoretical model to examine how supervision (auditing) can be utilized to enhance the ef...
I tried to present a new method to prevent collusion through employing two auditors at the same time...
This paper demonstrates how strong auditor independence, as dejined by Antle (1984), can be achieved...
I study the optimal audit mechanism when the principal cannot commit to an audit strategy. Invoking ...
We construct a simple three-tier agency model, which is an extension of the familiarscreening (self ...
In the absence of commitment to auditing, we study the optimal auditing contract when collusion betw...
This paper develops a framework to explore firm corruption taking account of interaction with an aud...
This paper bridges the practice of anti-collusion to the theory of collusion-proof mech-anism design...
2I am thankful to my main advisor professor Steven Matthews for very detailed feedback and patient s...
The innovative idea of introducing a third party (Ronen,2002) into the agency rela-tionship has moti...
In the mechanism design literature, collusion is often modelled as agents signing side contracts. Th...
This paper brings a new point of view into the theory of collusion-proof mechanism design, which hig...
This paper describes a principal-agent relationship with a supervisor who has information about the ...