International audienceIn a dynastic economy with warm-glow bequest individuals can form firms in a frictionless matching market. Contracts within firms are subject to moral hazard. Production tasks differ in incentive intensity and the matching market is open until production takes place. The credit market is perfect. In a principal–agent context, we examine the long-run effects on the wealth distribution, and show the presence of hysteresis and poverty trap
Cahier de Recherche du Groupe HEC Paris, n° 788In a matching model of firm formation with moral haza...
Does the market economy exacerbate inequality across households? In a capitalistick society, does th...
Recent macroeconomic models of income distribution generate equilibria characterized as poverty trap...
International audienceIn a dynastic economy with warm-glow bequest individuals can form firms in a f...
Cahier de Recherche du Groupe HEC Paris, n° 720We consider a model of endogenous occupational choice...
We consider a model of endogenous occupational choice in economies with a continuum of individuals w...
Can historical wealth distributions affect long-run output and inequality despite "rational" saving,...
We analyze the Pareto optimal contracts between lenders and borrowers in a model with asymmetric inf...
We analyze the Pareto optimal contracts between lenders and borrowers in a model with asymmetric inf...
We consider a model of occupational choice in large economies where individuals differ in their weal...
We construct a general equilibrium model of firm formation in which organization is endogenous. Firm...
We analyse the Pareto optimal contracts between lenders and borrowers in a model with asymmetric inf...
We consider a one-sector growth model in continuous time with a production externality and endogenou...
We construct a general equilibrium model of firm formation in which organization is endogenous. Ince...
This paper explores the productivity and income distribution effects of asymmetric information and r...
Cahier de Recherche du Groupe HEC Paris, n° 788In a matching model of firm formation with moral haza...
Does the market economy exacerbate inequality across households? In a capitalistick society, does th...
Recent macroeconomic models of income distribution generate equilibria characterized as poverty trap...
International audienceIn a dynastic economy with warm-glow bequest individuals can form firms in a f...
Cahier de Recherche du Groupe HEC Paris, n° 720We consider a model of endogenous occupational choice...
We consider a model of endogenous occupational choice in economies with a continuum of individuals w...
Can historical wealth distributions affect long-run output and inequality despite "rational" saving,...
We analyze the Pareto optimal contracts between lenders and borrowers in a model with asymmetric inf...
We analyze the Pareto optimal contracts between lenders and borrowers in a model with asymmetric inf...
We consider a model of occupational choice in large economies where individuals differ in their weal...
We construct a general equilibrium model of firm formation in which organization is endogenous. Firm...
We analyse the Pareto optimal contracts between lenders and borrowers in a model with asymmetric inf...
We consider a one-sector growth model in continuous time with a production externality and endogenou...
We construct a general equilibrium model of firm formation in which organization is endogenous. Ince...
This paper explores the productivity and income distribution effects of asymmetric information and r...
Cahier de Recherche du Groupe HEC Paris, n° 788In a matching model of firm formation with moral haza...
Does the market economy exacerbate inequality across households? In a capitalistick society, does th...
Recent macroeconomic models of income distribution generate equilibria characterized as poverty trap...