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Incentives and the stock market in general equilibrium

Magill, Michael; Quinzii, Martine - In: General equilibrium : problem and prospects, (pp. 283-314). 2003

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Intermediation, the stock market and intergenerational transfers

Magill, Michael; Quinzii, Martine - In: General equilibrium : problem and prospects, (pp. 315-340). 2003

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Demography and the long-run predictability of the stock ,arket

Geanakoplos, John; Magill, Michael; Quinzii, Martine - In: Brookings papers on economic activity : BPEA (2004) 1, pp. 241-307

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Demography and the long-run predictability of the stock market

Geanakoplos, John; Magill, Michael; Quinzii, Martine - 2002

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Normative properties of stock market equilibrium with moral hazard

Magill, Michael; Quinzii, Martine - In: Journal of mathematical economics 44 (2008) 7/8, pp. 785-806

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Finite horizon economies

Magill, Michael (contributor); Quinzii, Martine (contributor) - 2008

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Normative properties of stock market equilibrium with moral hazard

Quinzii, Martine (contributor); Magill, Michael (contributor) - 2006 - Rev.

This paper presents a model of stock market equilibrium with a finite number of corporations and studies its normative properties. Each firm is run by a manager whose effort is unobservable and influences the probabilities of the firm’s outcomes. The Board of Directors of each firm chooses an...

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