For a partnership model with general type distributions and interdependent values, we derive the optimal dissolution mechanisms that, for arbitrary initial ownership, maximize any convex combination of revenue and social surplus. The solution involves ironing around typically interior worst-off types, which are endogenously determined. The optimal ownership structures are such that, with identical distributions, equal shares are always optimal. With nonidentical distributions, the optimal shares are typically asymmetric, the identity of the agents with large shares may change with the importance of revenue generation, and even fully concentrated initial ownership and assigning zero shares to the strongest agents can be optimal
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We analyze optimal contracts and optimal matching patterns in a simple model of partnership where th...
Several partners jointly own an asset that may be traded among them. Each partner has a valuation fo...
We use the duality in linear programming to solve the problem of optimal contracts with moral hazard...
We survey in a uni…ed framework the recent literature on partnership dissolu-tion in settings where ...
Many economic activities are organized as partnerships. These are ventures formed with capital contr...
This paper presents a model of partnership formation. A set of agents wants to conduct some business...
a b s t r a c t This paper presents a model of partnership formation. A number of agents want to con...
We study the issue of partnership dissolution when the parties ’ valuations are interdependent and o...
We study partnership dissolution when valuations are interdependent and only one party is informed. ...
In this paper, we study efficient dissolution of partnerships in a context of incomplete information...
Past work has shown that asymmetric information and asymmetric ownership affect the possibility of e...
This paper studies ex post individually rational, efficient partnership dissolution in a setting wit...
We study optimal corporate control allocations under asymmetric information. We modify the canonical...
We analyze optimal contracts and optimal matching patterns in a simple model of partnership where th...
Several partners jointly own an asset that may be traded among them. Each partner has a valuation fo...
We analyze optimal contracts and optimal matching patterns in a simple model of partnership where th...
Several partners jointly own an asset that may be traded among them. Each partner has a valuation fo...
We use the duality in linear programming to solve the problem of optimal contracts with moral hazard...
We survey in a uni…ed framework the recent literature on partnership dissolu-tion in settings where ...
Many economic activities are organized as partnerships. These are ventures formed with capital contr...
This paper presents a model of partnership formation. A set of agents wants to conduct some business...
a b s t r a c t This paper presents a model of partnership formation. A number of agents want to con...