This paper reexamines the issue of competitive versus collective incentives in a multiagent moral hazard framework. A detailed analysis of imperfect knowledge on the technology - or uncertainty - is the key to new results. The baseline fact is that under complementarity the optimal scheme is collective, while it is competitive under substitutability. As a consequence, the widespread idea that a principal should use all the more competitive scheme that the equilibrium outcomes are more correlated is shown not to hold under risk-neutrality. This is so because equilibrium correlation levels increasing with effort create a form of informational complementarities, and therefore pleads for cooperative schemes. When the agents are risk-averse, tha...
This paper studies incentives provision when agents are characterized either by homo moralis prefere...
We study optimal contracts in a regulator–agent setting with joint production, altruistic and selfis...
We study optimal contracts in a regulator-agent setting with joint production, altruistic and selfis...
This paper reexamines the issue of competitive versus collective incentives in a multiagent moral ha...
In this paper we investigate the principal–multi agent relationship with moral hazard where a risk n...
This paper investigates the agency problem with moral hazard, where the principal hires multiple age...
In this paper we investigate the principal–multi agent relationship with moral hazard where a risk n...
This paper concerns moral hazard problems in multiagent situations where cooperation is an issue. Ea...
This paper analyzes the efficient design of insurance schemes in the presence of aggregate shocks an...
We study contracting in a principal multi-agent moral hazard problem where agents receive private in...
This paper establishes a relationship between the observability of common shocks and optimal organiz...
We consider a model of insurance and collusion. Efficient risk sharing requires the consumer to get ...
This paper studies incentive provision with limited punishments. It revisits the moral hazard proble...
It is often suggested that incentive schemes under moral hazard can be gamed by an agent with super...
This paper reexamines the issue of relative versus joint incentive schemes in a mul-tiagent moral ha...
This paper studies incentives provision when agents are characterized either by homo moralis prefere...
We study optimal contracts in a regulator–agent setting with joint production, altruistic and selfis...
We study optimal contracts in a regulator-agent setting with joint production, altruistic and selfis...
This paper reexamines the issue of competitive versus collective incentives in a multiagent moral ha...
In this paper we investigate the principal–multi agent relationship with moral hazard where a risk n...
This paper investigates the agency problem with moral hazard, where the principal hires multiple age...
In this paper we investigate the principal–multi agent relationship with moral hazard where a risk n...
This paper concerns moral hazard problems in multiagent situations where cooperation is an issue. Ea...
This paper analyzes the efficient design of insurance schemes in the presence of aggregate shocks an...
We study contracting in a principal multi-agent moral hazard problem where agents receive private in...
This paper establishes a relationship between the observability of common shocks and optimal organiz...
We consider a model of insurance and collusion. Efficient risk sharing requires the consumer to get ...
This paper studies incentive provision with limited punishments. It revisits the moral hazard proble...
It is often suggested that incentive schemes under moral hazard can be gamed by an agent with super...
This paper reexamines the issue of relative versus joint incentive schemes in a mul-tiagent moral ha...
This paper studies incentives provision when agents are characterized either by homo moralis prefere...
We study optimal contracts in a regulator–agent setting with joint production, altruistic and selfis...
We study optimal contracts in a regulator-agent setting with joint production, altruistic and selfis...