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... contract . Such a contract allows one to derive explicitly the manner in which the bank's incentives should be dependent on the state of the economy . While there are numerous rea- sons to question the effectiveness and im ...
... contract . Such a contract allows one to derive explicitly the manner in which the bank's incentives should be dependent on the state of the economy . While there are numerous rea- sons to question the effectiveness and im ...
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... contracts . However , with a fixed markup from wages to prices , as in Taylor ( 1980 ) , there is little to distinguish wages and prices . Thus , in what follows , we refer to contract prices , and we use price data in the estimation of ...
... contracts . However , with a fixed markup from wages to prices , as in Taylor ( 1980 ) , there is little to distinguish wages and prices . Thus , in what follows , we refer to contract prices , and we use price data in the estimation of ...
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... contract choice , since greater exogenous risk makes crop measurement more difficult and cash - rent contracts more likely . In Allen and Lueck ( 1995 ) we also examined contracts for other farm assets besides land , finding that sole ...
... contract choice , since greater exogenous risk makes crop measurement more difficult and cash - rent contracts more likely . In Allen and Lueck ( 1995 ) we also examined contracts for other farm assets besides land , finding that sole ...
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