Our findings are largely consistent with predictions from the optimal contracting literature.
The supply chain contracting literature has focused on incentive contracts designed to align supply chain members' individual interests.
3 Recent discussions of other aspects of the contracting literature and of issues related to analyzing agricultural contracts include Goodhue (2011), Sexton (2013), and Wu (2014).
Through the combination of findings from contracting literature with knowledge from the domain of project management, a quantitative model for the contract design problem is constructed.
By focusing on the coordination by contracts of the forward and reverse supply chains, the intention of this paper is to (1) present an overview of contracting literature and (2) suggest a classification of coordination contracts and contracting literature in the form of classification schemes.
We discuss some of the unique challenges of contracting for dedicated energy crops used for the production of advanced biofuels and survey some of the relevant concepts and research from the contract theory literature to address these challenges.
Dr. Baker is currently an employee of Leidos Inc. and works at the U.S. Environmental Protection as a contract researcher in literature informatics with a focus on text-mining and document retrieval.
In the economics literature, contract theory was gradually developed first by Oliver Williamson and later Oliver Hart and finally formed a more systematic theoretical system applied to analyze issues from market and organizational relations to property (Zhou 2003).
Hence, the literature on contract cheating related behaviour and awareness of contract cheating makes clear statements on this matter.
There are examples of this from the legal literature surrounding contract cheating.
