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Pessimistic information gathering

Iossa et al., 2015

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16995841941711393213
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Iossa E
Martimort D
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Games and Economic Behavior

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An agent gathers information on productivity shocks and accordingly produces on behalf of a principal. Information gathering is imperfect and whether it succeeds or not depends on the agent's effort. Contracting frictions come from the fact that the agent is pessimistic on the …
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