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This book examines interesting new topics in applied economics from the perspectives of the economics of information and risk, two fields of economics that address the consequences of asymmetric information, environmental risk and uncertainty for the nature and efficiency of interactions between individuals and organizations.
Moriki Hosoe, Emeritus Professor, Kyushu UniversityIltae Kim, Professor, Chonnan National University
Introduction: Applied Economics of Information and Risk.- An Incentive Mechanism with regard to Transaction-Specific Investment, and Information.- Bidding Mechanism of Monitoring and Collusion.- Effectiveness of Mandatory Disclosure for Consumer Policy.- Asymmetric Information, Ex-ante Regulation, and Ex-post Regulation.- Effort Observability and Wage and Promotion in an Internal Labor Market.- Comparative Analysis of Politician-Bureaucratic Governance Structure.- Risk and Risk Aversion.- The Subclasses of First-degree Stochastic Dominance (FSD) Shift and Their Comparative Static Analysis with Financial Market.- The Subclasses of Rothschild and Stiglitz (R-S) Increases in Risk and their Comparative Static Analysis and Insurance Market.- Some Relationships among FSD shifts and R-S increases in Risk with Labor Behavior.- Natural Desaster, Civil liability, and Safety Investment.- Environmental Risk and Extended liability.