Titlebook: Contract Theory in Continuous-Time Models; Jakša Cvitanić,Jianfeng Zhang Book 2013 Springer-Verlag Berlin Heidelberg 2013 91G80, 93E20.for

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An Application to Capital Structure Problems: Optimal Financing of a Companyer the credit line balance has been paid off. Because the agent receives enough in dividends, he has no incentives to misreport. When having a larger credit line is optimal, in order to be allowed such credit, it may happen that the debt is negative, meaning that the firm needs to maintain a margin

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-540-33670-9y requires considering only linear contracts. Optimal contracts which cannot contract upon the agent’s actions are more sensitive to the output than those that can. When the agents’ type is unknown to the principal, the agents of “higher” type may have to be paid more to make them reveal their type.

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Verkehr – Auswirkungen auf Raum und Menschut to the agent for a random “benchmark” amount, and/or as a possibly nonlinear function of the final value of the output. It is not necessary that the agent’s actions are observed. Only the final value of the output and, possibly, the final value of the underlying risk process (Brownian motion) need to be observed.

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Verdichter für Turbo-Flugtriebwerkend on the underlying source of risk. With risk-neutral agent and principal, a range of lower type agents gets non-incentive cash contracts. As the cost of the effort gets higher, the non-incentive range gets wider, and only the highest type agents get informational rent. The rent gets smaller with higher values of cost, as do the incentives.

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Integration und Dimensionierung,nder Lipschitz and square-integrability conditions. Then, the case of quadratic growth is studied, often encountered in applications. In Markovian models a connection to PDEs is established, which can be useful for numerical solutions.

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Single-Period Examplesy requires considering only linear contracts. Optimal contracts which cannot contract upon the agent’s actions are more sensitive to the output than those that can. When the agents’ type is unknown to the principal, the agents of “higher” type may have to be paid more to make them reveal their type.