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Mécanismes de résolution de la cessation des paiements et préférences individuelles

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  • Essaid Tarbalouti
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    [fre] Cet article analyse les différents mécanismes de résolution de la cessation des paiements et leur impact sur la maximisation de la valeur de l'entreprise. On démontre que les mécanismes de résolution ex-post à la cessation des paiements ne permettent pas cette maximisation suite à la divergence des préférences des individus. On fournit une approche en termes contractuels et on montre que l'établissement des clauses ex-ante à la faillite influence les préférences des individus et permet la maximisation de la valeur de l'entreprise. [eng] Resolution mecanisms of bankruptcy and individual preferences. . In this paper we analysis a different mecanisms of resolution of bankruptcy and the impact on maximization of return. We show how the mecanisms of ex-post resolution to the bankruptcy do not favor the maximization of returns. We also provide our analysis under which a debtor and a creditor will be forced to respect their commitments. Thus, although the debtor may have his preference with respect to her own returns, he may maximize the joint return with regard to contract ex-ante commitment.

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    Article provided by Programme National Persée in its journal Revue économique.

    Volume (Year): 51 (2000)
    Issue (Month): 6 ()
    Pages: 1381-1396

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    Handle: RePEc:prs:reveco:reco_0035-2764_2000_num_51_6_410590

    Note: DOI:10.2307/3503026
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