Exam 20: Contracts and Moral Hazards
Exam 1: Introduction50 Questions
Exam 2: Supply and Demand141 Questions
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Exam 4: Consumer Choice115 Questions
Exam 5: Applying Consumer Theory108 Questions
Exam 6: Firms and Production117 Questions
Exam 7: Costs114 Questions
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Exam 19: Asymmetric Information109 Questions
Exam 20: Contracts and Moral Hazards97 Questions
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Assume a lawyer signs a contingency fee contract with a plaintiff.The case ends up settling for $1 million,of which the plaintiff received $800,000.It is obvious this contract was efficient.
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Season ticket holders often purchase their tickets before a season begins.There is often a discount associated with season tickets.Why?
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Rents for stores at shopping malls are usually tied to the profits of the store.Comment on how this arrangement affects the mall owner's income versus a fixed rent.
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In a principal-agent problem,if the contract implies that the more risk-averse agent will bear less risk,we can say that this contract exhibits
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Describe the characteristics of an efficient contract between a principal and an agent.
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Which of the following workers is most likely to be asked to post a bond?
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A firm uses an efficiency wage scheme to deter workers from shirking.A risk-neutral worker will not shirk if
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The outcome of the state of nature effects the payoff to the agent under a
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A good salesperson can sell $200,000 worth of goods,while a poor one can sell only a smaller amount worth of goods.Job applicants know if they are good or bad,but the firm does not.A firm will offer job applicants a choice between a fixed salary of $20,000 or a 20% commission.Assume risk-neutral salespersons and no opportunistic behavior.Given that the firm wants to distinguish a prospective good salesperson from a poor one,what should be the sales amount of a poor salesperson?
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Many art galleries keep 60% of the sale price of a painting.However,art galleries do not typically pay the artist while the painting hangs on the wall.This form of contingency contract may be efficient if
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Season tickets entail a certain amount of risk due to unpredictable team quality,injuries,weather,and so forth.Who is most likely to purchase season tickets?
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If the principal has full information,production efficiency without supervision can occur with
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Suppose a plaintiff hires a lawyer to represent her in a court case.Under which of the following contracts is efficiency in risk bearing assured?
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One reason that lawyers might prefer a contingent contract when representing a plaintiff in a tort case is that
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