I analyze a model of hold-up with asymmetric information at the contracting stage. The asymmetry of information concerns the value of trade with external parties. I show that contractual signaling and efficiency of investment can conflict if only quantity is contractible. This conflict generates inefficient equilibria in terms of investment. Contracting on exclusivity in addition to quantity resolves the conflict and consequently eliminates the inefficiency of investment. © 2014 Elsevier Inc
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I analyze a model of hold-up with asymmetric information at the contracting stage. The asymmetry of ...
I analyze a simple model of hold-up with asymmetric information at the contracting stage. I show tha...
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In the hold-up problem incomplete contracts cause the proceeds of relationship-specific investments ...
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Cataloged from PDF version of article.We consider a dynamic trade relationship where quality is not ...
Consider a seller and a buyer who write a contract. After that, the seller produces a good. She can ...
In the hold-up problem incomplete contracts cause the proceeds of relation-specific investments to b...
A principal can make an investment anticipating a repeated relationship with an agent, but the agent...
I analyze a model of hold-up with asymmetric information at the contracting stage. The asymmetry of ...
I analyze a simple model of hold-up with asymmetric information at the contracting stage. I show tha...
Under conventional contract theory, contracts may be efficient by protecting relationship-specific i...
Under conventional contract theory, contracts may be efficient by protecting relationship specific i...
The hold-up problem is a fundamental factor in the design of contracts and organizations. The classi...
In the hold-up problem incomplete contracts cause the proceeds of relationship-specific investments ...
The authors analyze incomplete contracts to induce efficient investment. With exogenous switching co...
Exclusive contracts prohibit one or both parties from trading with anyone else. Contrary to earlier ...
We consider a dynamic trade relationship where quality is not contractible and potential sellers ret...
In this paper I present signalling as an explanation for how and why parties commit to relationships...
An important theme in modern contract theory concerns the role contracts play in protecting the part...
Cataloged from PDF version of article.We consider a dynamic trade relationship where quality is not ...
Consider a seller and a buyer who write a contract. After that, the seller produces a good. She can ...
In the hold-up problem incomplete contracts cause the proceeds of relation-specific investments to b...
A principal can make an investment anticipating a repeated relationship with an agent, but the agent...