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Flexible Governance Complete contracts provide the parties with full contractual flexibility in dealing with the ... An incomplete contract will specify actions that cannot be finely adjusted to deal with each contingency in an ...
Flexible Governance Complete contracts provide the parties with full contractual flexibility in dealing with the ... An incomplete contract will specify actions that cannot be finely adjusted to deal with each contingency in an ...
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In Allen and Lueck ( 1995 ) we also examined contracts for other farm assets besides land , finding that sole ownership ... 2012 ) that risk aversion " provides the most consistent explanation for the existence of a share contract [ in ...
In Allen and Lueck ( 1995 ) we also examined contracts for other farm assets besides land , finding that sole ownership ... 2012 ) that risk aversion " provides the most consistent explanation for the existence of a share contract [ in ...
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In Allen and Lueck ( 1995 ) we also examined contracts for other farm assets besides land , finding that sole ownership ... 2012 ) that risk aversion “ provides the most consistent explanation for the existence of a share contract [ in ...
In Allen and Lueck ( 1995 ) we also examined contracts for other farm assets besides land , finding that sole ownership ... 2012 ) that risk aversion “ provides the most consistent explanation for the existence of a share contract [ in ...
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