This study analyzes a continuous-time N-agent Brownian hidden-action model with exponential utilities, in which agents' actions jointly determine the mean and the variance of the outcome process. In order to give a theoretical justi¯cation for the use of linear contracts, as in Holmstrom and Milgrom (1987), we consider a variant of its generalization given by Sung (1995), into which collusion and renegotiation possibilities among agents are incorporated. In this model, we prove that there exists a linear and stationary optimal compensation scheme which is also immune to collusion and renegotiation
We consider a dynamic Bertrand game, in which prices are publicly observed and each firm receives a ...
One of the main findings of the principal-agent literature has been that incentive schemes should be ...
This paper studies the cost requirement for two-agent collusion-proof mechanism design. Unlike the ...
This study analyzes a continuous-time N-agent Brownian hidden-action model with exponential utilitie...
This study analyzes collusion in an enterprize in which concerns about hedging cannot be ignored. In...
This study analyzes collusion in an enterprize in which concerns about hedging cannot be ignored. In...
This paper analyzes optimal contracts in a linear hidden-action model with normally distributed retu...
We analyze implications of collusion in a oneshot moral hazard model in which agents perfectly obser...
We consider a problem of finding optimal contracts in continuous time, when the agent’s actions are ...
A contract with multiple agents may be susceptible to collusion. We show that agents' collusion impo...
In this paper we address the question of collusion in mechanisms under asymmetric information by ass...
abstract: This paper studies an infinite-horizon repeated moral hazard problem where a single princi...
This paper analyzes optimal contracts in a linear hidden-action model with normally distributed retu...
I study a multi-player mechanism design problem where the players are able to collude. I characteriz...
Jovanovic and Ueda (1997) consider a principal-agent model with moral hazard and renegotiation. A no...
We consider a dynamic Bertrand game, in which prices are publicly observed and each firm receives a ...
One of the main findings of the principal-agent literature has been that incentive schemes should be ...
This paper studies the cost requirement for two-agent collusion-proof mechanism design. Unlike the ...
This study analyzes a continuous-time N-agent Brownian hidden-action model with exponential utilitie...
This study analyzes collusion in an enterprize in which concerns about hedging cannot be ignored. In...
This study analyzes collusion in an enterprize in which concerns about hedging cannot be ignored. In...
This paper analyzes optimal contracts in a linear hidden-action model with normally distributed retu...
We analyze implications of collusion in a oneshot moral hazard model in which agents perfectly obser...
We consider a problem of finding optimal contracts in continuous time, when the agent’s actions are ...
A contract with multiple agents may be susceptible to collusion. We show that agents' collusion impo...
In this paper we address the question of collusion in mechanisms under asymmetric information by ass...
abstract: This paper studies an infinite-horizon repeated moral hazard problem where a single princi...
This paper analyzes optimal contracts in a linear hidden-action model with normally distributed retu...
I study a multi-player mechanism design problem where the players are able to collude. I characteriz...
Jovanovic and Ueda (1997) consider a principal-agent model with moral hazard and renegotiation. A no...
We consider a dynamic Bertrand game, in which prices are publicly observed and each firm receives a ...
One of the main findings of the principal-agent literature has been that incentive schemes should be ...
This paper studies the cost requirement for two-agent collusion-proof mechanism design. Unlike the ...