Incentive Theory in Government Procurement and Regulation (Contemporary Economics)

Author: [France] Laffont, [France] Tirole, translated by Shi Lei, Wang Yongqin
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Publishing Date: 2004-03-01
Features: This book is considered the "bible" of Western regulatory economics and is included in the "Contemporary Economics Reference Series." It aims to develop a theory of incentives in regulation and government procurement, establish more practical and operational models, and thereby derive a comprehensive approach to analyzing incentive issues in regulation and government procurement. The book extensively utilizes the conclusions of general principal-agent theory and game theory literature, and provides analysis and evaluation of relevant literature in the endnotes at the end of each chapter.