Series: Lawseries Contract and innovation: the limited role of generalist courts in the evolution of novel contractual forms Ronald Gilson, Charles Sabel, Robert Scott Contracts, Innovation Series number : Serial Number: 193/2012 Date posted : July 01 2012 Last revised : August 05 2012 SSRN Share Pocket Facebook Twitter LinkedIn Email Copy URL Keywords
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Stakeholders Shifting Influences on Corporate Governance: Capital Market Completeness and Policy Channeling Corporate governance scholarship is typically portrayed as driven by single factor models, for example, shareholder value maximization, director... Read more Ronald GilsonCurtis J. Milhaupt 27 October 2020 Go To Working Paper Read Share Pocket Facebook Twitter LinkedIn Email Copy URL Download More of this topic More of this author
Contracts Uncertainty and Contracting in Organizations We study a multidivisional firm where headquarters are exposed to moral hazard by division managers under uncertainty (or "ambiguity") aversion. We... Read more David DicksPaolo Fulghieri 19 October 2020 Go To Working Paper Read Share Pocket Facebook Twitter LinkedIn Email Copy URL Download More of this topic More of this author
COVID-19 New Models of ‘Intelligent Investing’ for the Post-Crisis Economy Is coronavirus accelerating the future? Will the crisis provide a tipping point that encourages corporations to promote socially desirable... Read more Erik Vermeulen 14 August 2020 Go To Working Paper Read Share Pocket Facebook Twitter LinkedIn Email Copy URL Download More of this topic More of this author