On Mon, 13 Jan 2003, Sabri Oncu wrote:
Also, do you happen to know any studies on the role of incentive
contracts in recent accounting scandals that we have been experiencing?
[This is not a study, but it's a pretty good meditation on the subject,
IMHO]
Financial Times; Dec 05, 2002
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[This is not a study, but it's a pretty good meditation on the subject,
IMHO]
Also Kay's an economist and his webpage is at the end. Maybe if you
contact him, he'd know a good recent study.
Michael
What sort of contract theory are you interested in?
The best stuff on principal-agent problems is Oliver
Williamson, see, e.g., Markets and Hierarchies. jks
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Friends,
Can you direct me to books/papers you may know that
take a
critical look at the
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Friends,
Can you direct me to books/papers you may know that take a
critical look at the contact theory
Justin:
What sort of contract theory are you interested in?
To give you some idea, I am currently reading FundenberTirole,
Game Theory, Chapter 7, Bayesian Games and Mechanism Design. So,
I am just a beginner you could say. And I don't have much
difficulty in finding sources on traditional
Justin was correct about mentioning Williamson. You said that you
had met him personally.
Sabri Oncu wrote:
Justin:
What sort of contract theory are you interested in?
To give you some idea, I am currently reading FundenberTirole,
Game Theory, Chapter 7, Bayesian Games and Mechanism
Whither Socialism, by Joe Stiglitz
mbs
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Friends,
Can you direct me to books/papers you may
I still don't understand what questions you are interested in. There is a large literature in law and economics on the economics of contracts. There's a book in the Oxford Foundations series, Foundations of Contract Law. I forget the editor. A good starting place is Posner's Economic Analysis of
I still don't understand what questions you are interested in. There is a large literature in law and economics on the economics of contracts. There's a book in the Oxford Foundations series, Foundations of Contract Law. I forget the editor. A good starting place is Posner's Economic Analysis of
Justin:
I still don't understand what questions you are interested in.
Basicly, I am interested in the theory of incentives in
organizations. So the applications of the theory I have in mind
are performance measurement, capital budgeting, internal pricing
and the like. Patents and property
Have you looked at the Encyclopaedia of Law and Economics, a multivolume set with articles on all these topics and references for more? jks
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Justin: I still don't understand what questions you are interested in.Basicly, I am interested in the theory of incentives
Also look through The Journal of Legal Studies and the Journal of Law Economics, which publish articles on these topics. jks
andie nachgeborenen [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Have you looked at the Encyclopaedia of Law and Economics, a multivolume set with articles on all these topics and references
The ELE is apparently available on line. Here are two relevant links:
Bouckaert, Boudewijn and De Geest, Gerrit (eds.), Encyclopedia of Law and Economics, Volume III. The Regulation of Contracts , Cheltenham, Edward Elgar, 2000, 1205 p. ISBN 1 85898 986 8
IV. General Contract Law
V. Regulation of
Also look through The Journal of Legal Studies and the Journal of Law Economics, which publish articles on these topics. jks
andie nachgeborenen [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Have you looked at the Encyclopaedia of Law and Economics, a multivolume set with articles on all these topics and references
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