Transitional dynamics of the search model with endogenous growth

Article Abstract:

The standard matching model was proven to be useful in the analysis of capital accumulation, endogenous growth and unemployment. The model was able to illustrate the presence and distinctiveness of a balanced growth path with a stationary unemployment rate, as well as the relationship between unemployment and growth. It was also able to derive an asymmetry in the adjustment of employment over the cycle.

Research, Unemployment, Capital formation, Matching theory

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Mitigating non-contractibility with interim randomization

Article Abstract:

Interim randomization is examined in the context of multi-sided problems affecting contracting settings. A principal-agent model is developed showing random optimal contracts.

Economic aspects, Contracts, Agency (Law)

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