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Concurrence sur le marché des produits et coûts de délégation

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Baggs, Jennifer
de Bettignies, Jean-Etienne

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Nous modélisons les effets de la concurrence du marché des produits sur les coûts de délégation et y allons de deux grandes prévisions d'ordre empirique. D'abord, la concurrence, en diminuant les coûts de délégation, accroît nettement l'importance qu'attachent les entreprises à l'amélioration de la qualité, d'où une plus forte incitation au rendement et, de ce fait, un accroissement de l'effort et de la qualité. Ensuite, ces effets s'accentuent en situation de gravité des problèmes de délégation et devraient être plus marqués dans les grandes sociétés hiérarchisées (où ces problèmes se posent avec plus de gravité) que dans les entreprises individuelles. Nous vérifions les prévisions de notre modèle à l'aide d'un ensemble unique de données décrivant les caractéristiques tant des entreprises que de leurs salariés.

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Keywords: Travail; Emploi et chômage; Salaires; traitements et autres gains; Heures de travail et conditions de travail;

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