My recent writings include:
Repeated Interactions Under Costly Enforcement,
2002,
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Endogeneity of CEO Compensation and Corporate Crime,
2003,
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Agency Theory with Endogeneos Ownership,
2003,
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My earlier papers:
No. 16
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No. 17,
Economic Theory Working Papers,
Princeton University,
with more current versions:
Contract Incompleteness, Contractual Enforcement and
Bureaucracies
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Non-Enforceability of Trade Treaties and Investment Distortions
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My research applies game and contract theory to
corporate and international finance, industrial
organization, and political economy. I study
organizational change and development, corporate
governance, incentive effects of ownership institutions,
and, particularly, transaction costs.
I consider effects of technology
advancement and production internationalization
of the 1990s
on property institutions (ownership security,
costs and performance of contractual system).
My ongoing research investigates how advances in
communications and information technology
affect strategic incentives.
Dr. Galina Schwartz
galka@citi.umich.edu
535 W Williams St, Third Floor
CITI, University of Michigan
Ann Arbor, MI, 48103-4943
Phone
(530) 753-2765
Phone
(734) 276-6337 [cell]
Phone
(734) 763-2929 [citi adm. assistant]
Fax
(734) 763-4434