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How peer mechanism impacts loan repayment in a Self-help group?: An empirical study in India. [PDF]
PLoS OneMalhotra N.
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Editing Eden: CRISPR, the Image of God, and the Ethics of Genetic Intervention. [PDF]
Linacre QOh JJ.
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How did the urban and rural resident basic medical insurance integration affect medical costs?-Evidence from China. [PDF]
PLoS OneLiu C, Su Q, Wang M, Xing H.
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Robots and AI are not one moral category: why the distinction matters for ethical and conscious systems. [PDF]
Front Robot AIKüçükuncular A.
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Journal of Monetary Economics, 2005 We interpret workers' confidence in their own skills as their morale, and investigate the implication of worker overconfidence on the firm's optimal wage-setting policies. In our model, wage contracts both provide incentives and affect worker morale, by revealing private information of the firm about worker skills.
Hanming Fang, Giuseppe Moscarini
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, 1999 When a principal and an agent operate with simple contracts, at equilibrium, renegotiation will occur after the action is taken. Also, since renegotiation makes incentive contracts non-credible, the principal may prefer non-renegotiable monitoring options.
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2008
The financial crisis threatens hopes to expand opportunities for underprivileged young people, but we can t afford not to invest in them.
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The financial crisis threatens hopes to expand opportunities for underprivileged young people, but we can t afford not to invest in them.
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Econometrica, 1985
This paper considers a repeated principal agent relationship where the principal is risk neutral, the agent is risk averse, the principal can borrow or save at a fixed interest rate, and the agent discounts future consumption. It is shown that memory plays a very strong role in every Pareto-optimal contract.
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This paper considers a repeated principal agent relationship where the principal is risk neutral, the agent is risk averse, the principal can borrow or save at a fixed interest rate, and the agent discounts future consumption. It is shown that memory plays a very strong role in every Pareto-optimal contract.
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