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We study the power of menus of contracts in principal-agent problems with adverse selection (agents can be one of several types) and moral hazard (we cannot observe agent actions directly).
Moral hazard and observability
B. Holmström · 1979
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An analysis of the principal-agent problem
S. J. Grossman and O. D. Hart · 1983
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Simple versus optimal contracts
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The complexity of contracts
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Designing menus of contracts efficiently: The power of randomization
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Learning approximately optimal contracts
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