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... cost below x by exerting cost - reducing ef- fort . The variable y will denote the amount of cost reduction the supplier achieves . Following Rogerson ( 2003 ) , we assume the supplier incurs disutility y2 / [ 4k ] when he delivers cost ...
... cost below x by exerting cost - reducing ef- fort . The variable y will denote the amount of cost reduction the supplier achieves . Following Rogerson ( 2003 ) , we assume the supplier incurs disutility y2 / [ 4k ] when he delivers cost ...
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... cost - reducing effort , the buyer optimally induces more effort ( via less pro- nounced cost reimbursement ) the smaller is the supplier's innate cost . As Figure 1 reveals , the buyer is unable to achieve this fine tailoring of cost ...
... cost - reducing effort , the buyer optimally induces more effort ( via less pro- nounced cost reimbursement ) the smaller is the supplier's innate cost . As Figure 1 reveals , the buyer is unable to achieve this fine tailoring of cost ...
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... cost realizations are relatively likely , the supplier induces some cost reduction even for particularly high x realiza- tions , and then induces incremental cost reduc- tion that increases gradually as x declines . As illustrated in ...
... cost realizations are relatively likely , the supplier induces some cost reduction even for particularly high x realiza- tions , and then induces incremental cost reduc- tion that increases gradually as x declines . As illustrated in ...
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