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Contract Theory

Game Theory for Next Generation Wireless and Communication Networks, 2019
2 Hidden Information, Screening 4 2.1 The Simple Economics of Adverse Selection . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4 2.1.1 First-Best Outcome: Perfect Price Discrimination . . . . . . . . . . .
Alexandra Porenta, S. Gerhold
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Credit Rationing and Implicit Contract Theory

Journal of Money, Credit and Banking, 1980
THE RECENT SURVEY by Baltensperger [S] shows that the question of why bankers undertake nonprice rationing of credit is still very much unanswered. Previous attempts to address the question have ended up merely assuming the answer. For example, the attempts prior to the 1960s all involved the assumption that interest rates could not adjust so as always
Fried, Joel, Howitt, Peter
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Carbon Emission Monitoring and Credit Trading: The Blockchain and IOT Approach

2021 18th International Computer Conference on Wavelet Active Media Technology and Information Processing (ICCWAMTIP), 2021
Over the years, carbon dioxide emissions are the primary cause of climate change due to its quantum release by anthropogenic activities. However, inconsistencies in current carbon dioxide emission data make it difficult to ascertain the actual companies'
Derrick Effah, Chunguang Bai, Francis Appiah, B. L. Agbley, Mathew Quayson   +4 more
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Credit contracting and bidding under wealth constraints [PDF]

Economic Theory, 2002
Bidders are typical financially constrained in auctions of valuable goods. Research seeking to understand the significance of this constraints has focused on a number of different aspects of the problem. In the article a credit contracting and bidding in a first-price sealed-bid auction is modeled in the case when bidder valuation and wealth are ...
Charles E. Hyde, James A. Vercammen
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Supply contracts with credit sale

2008 IEEE International Conference on Service Operations and Logistics, and Informatics, 2008
This article proposes a non-cooperation game model to operate the two-agents supply chain with credit sale under stochastic demand function in retailer market and under the retailer's budget constraint. We consider two types of contracts: the traditional wholesale price contract and its variation that is offered by the producer to the retailer ...
null Chengli Zheng, null Yan Chen
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Coordinating the supply chain finance system with buyback contract: A capital-constrained newsvendor problem

Computers & industrial engineering, 2020
This paper studies the “Capital-constrained Newsvendor (CCNV)” problem in a Supply Chain Finance (SCF) system where the manufacturer offers a buyback (BB) contract to compensate the lender in the case of the retailer’s default.
Jinzhao Shi, Q. Du, Feng Lin, Yi Li, L. Bai, R. Fung, K. Lai   +6 more
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CONSUMER CREDIT NATURE OF CREDIT CARD CONTRACT

2021
In the new Law on Consumer Protection numbered 6502, it is regulated that creditcard contracts will be considered as a consumer credit contract if the possibilityto delay the payment for more than three months in return for interest or a similarbenefit or if the possibility to pay in installments is similarly provided. The issue ofhow to understand the
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Credit Constraints and Contract Enforcement

Topics in Economic Analysis & Policy, 2006
Abstract This paper demonstrates that credit constraints can lead to the inability to enforce contracts, thereby creating inefficiency. If time elapses between the contract period and the enforcement period, a credit constrained agent that uses the proceeds of trade to fund consumption faces a greater cost to enforce a contract than an ...
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Determinants of Interlinked Credit Contracts in Informal Agricultural Credit Market

International Journal of Scientific Research, 2012
There are very many reasons for the existence of informal credit market in agriculture such as, credit ra- tioning in the formal credit market, which is argued on both the negative and positive sides, minimal access to formal credit and high cost of borrowing from formal institutions. These act as the push factors compelling the rural borrowers towards
DR.S.GANDHIMATH DR.S.GANDHIMATH, G.Mookambigai G.Mookambigai   +1 more
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Debt Contracts and Credit Rationing

1997
Abstract In previous chapters, we maintained the assumptions that all decision-makers in an economy can specify, agree on, and eventually verify states of the world, and that decision-makers know each other ‘s preferences and beliefs.
Jürgen Eichberger, Ian R Harper
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