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Unemployment and Labor–market Reform: A Contract Theoretic Approach

The Scandinavian Journal of Economics, 2002
Why do many democracies fail to reform their labor–market institutions? To answer this question we study the feasibility of reforms that include compensation to insiders for the removal of labor–market regulations. Under asymmetric information, a reformer who wants to buy the approval of voters has to pay them an informational rent in addition to the ...
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Zero-hours Contracts in a Frictional Labor Market

SSRN Electronic Journal, 2022
Admin SSRN au/at CIRANO, Juan Jose Dolado, Etienne Lalé, Helene Turon   +3 more
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The Effects of Contracting and Labor Search on Risks in Financial Markets

2015
My research employs theoretical modeling and quantitative analysis to study the interaction between market frictions and risks in the areas of Banking and Asset Pricing. Specifically I examine how frictions in contracting and search affect systemic risk and asset prices.
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Estimating Effects of Incentive Contracts in Online Labor Platforms

Management Science, 2023
Auyon Siddiq
exaly  

Two-tier contracts as labor market adjustment

1986
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Labor contracts and parents’ educational expectations for children: Income effect or expected effect?

Children and Youth Services Review, 2020
Caiquan Bai
exaly  

Labor-Market Implications of Contracts under Moral Hazard [PDF]

, 2007
The optimal contract under moral hazard is embedded in a standard Mortensen-Pissarides matching model. Under standard assumptions, we show that when firms cannot perfectly observe workers' productivity the optimal contract can take the form of a debt contract exhibiting almost a fixed wage along the business cycle. When this contract is embedded in the
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CEO identity and labor contracts: Evidence from CEO transitions

Journal of Corporate Finance, 2015
Laurent Bach
exaly  

Testing Intertemporal Substitution, Implicit Contracts, and Hours Restriction Models of the Labor Market Using Micro Data

American Economic Review, 2002
John C Ham
exaly  

Search in the Labour Market, Incomplete Contracts and Growth

1994
This paper shows that search in the labour market has important effects on accumulation decisions. In a labour market characterized by search, employment contracts are naturally incomplete and this creates a wedge between the rates of return and marginal products of both human and physical capital.
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