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Principal-Agent Relationships in the Theory of Bureaucracy

2008
The theory of the firm has many applications to political markets, and principal-agent theory in particular has been used to describe the relationship between Congress and the bureaucracy. The principal-agent model of the bureaucracy addresses the importance of property rights and contracts in political markets.
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Repeated principal-agent relationships with lending and borrowing

Economics Letters, 1985
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The principal-agent relationships in group buying auction

2011 2nd International Conference on Artificial Intelligence, Management Science and Electronic Commerce (AIMSEC), 2011
In Group-buying auction, the auctioneer is divided into two different roles, including suppliers and auction agent. The principal-agent relationship arises between suppliers and auction agent. To analyze this relationship, this paper describes the auction flow and Point out that this relationship is accord with common agency.
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Principal Agent Relationships in Co-Financing Deals

2012
The academic literature on investments in motion pictures and on co-financing arrangements has identified at least four threats, investors should be aware of: (i) the unpredictability of motion picture performance, (ii) a disadvantageous pre-selection of projects by the majors, (iii) accounting practices that favor the studios, and (iv) the exposure to
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Using Different Budgeting Procedures to Coordinate Principal-Agent Relationships

SSRN Electronic Journal, 1999
Principal-Agent models consider vertical coordination problems within a firm, when there is a trade-off between efficient risk-sharing and efficient incentives to work. One reason of the agency problem is the activity set available to the agent and the principal's inability to costlessly observe the agent's action choice.
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