Renegotiation and the Impossibility of Optimal Investment
Abstract
In a model with asymmetric information and external equity financing, it is impossible to achieve socially optimal investment because of renegotiation possibilities. The contractual solution suggested by Dybvig and Zender (1991) is not dynamically consistent--the manager's contract would be renegotiated, resulting in inefficient investment. Moreover, no other compensation contract that would induce the manager to invest efficiently survives...
Paper Details
Title
Renegotiation and the Impossibility of Optimal Investment
Published Date
Apr 1, 1994
Volume
7
Issue
2
Pages
419 - 449
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