Article ID Journal Published Year Pages File Type
5062241 Economics Letters 2007 7 Pages PDF
Abstract

The decision-maker chooses a policy on behalf of two principals and has private information about his ideology. The decision-maker's expected rent can be fully extracted by congruent principals but not when principals' objectives are too conflicting.

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