QUESTION 1
When a home in Nashville went up for sale, the person interested in buying a home wanted to have the house inspected. The person selling the home encouraged the buyer to inspect the house before the sale is final. Which statement is true?
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The buyer is signaling. |
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None of the above. |
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The seller is screenning. |
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The buyer is trying to solve the problem of adverse selection. |
QUESTION 6
The types of problems in principal-agent relationships typically include:
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Adverse selection - whom to hire |
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Moral hazard - how to motivate workers |
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Uncertainty - how many workers will be needed |
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A and B |
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A, B and C |
QUESTION 8
You are an owner of a popular restaurant chain, and you are thinking about franchising additional stores. Which of the following approaches would be best at controlling incentive conflicts?
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Offer a fixed payment to the franchisee, and monitor the store? (issues of: shirking, adverse selection, and monitoring costs). |
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Profit-sharing contract and conducting some monitoring (issue with some shirking and some risk compensation). |
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Mix of fixed payment and incentive compensation. |
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Let franchisee keep all profit above the franchise payment but do not monitor (must compensate agents for bearing risk). |
Ans) the correct option is d) The buyer is trying to solve the problem of adverse selection.
Ans) the correct option is d) A and B
Ans) the correct option is b) Profit-sharing contract and conducting some monitoring (issue with some shirking and some risk compensation).
QUESTION 1 When a home in Nashville went up for sale, the person interested in buying...
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