Sentence examples for designed contracts from inspiring English sources

But even he worries there are signs of strain, particularly at projects with badly designed contracts.

For firms already facing severe economies, he fears that poorly designed contracts, in particular those covering vast rural areas with little crime, could tip them over into bankruptcy.

Tom Gash, co-author of the report said the government had been too focused on getting contracts out of the door and not enough on the impact of badly designed contracts on service quality and value for money.

Supply chain coordination is enabled by adequately designed contracts so that decision making by multiple actors avoids efficiency losses in the supply chain.

In contrast, we show that with optimally designed contracts, which we term integrity contracts, the worker will both exert effort and report his information truthfully, and hence the first best can be achieved.

Then we propose a newly designed contract that includes the order quantity and the newly designed transfer payment, structure encompassing compensation, reward and balance parameter.

But boards have not changed the way they design contracts for new executives and they are continuing to provide the same retirement and severance benefits, lawyers and consultants say.

After the debacle of the Work Programme, ministers should have learned important lessons in how not to design contracts, favouring big organisations at the expense of charities, both large and small.

But commissioners also need to think harder about how they support charities through these changes and how they can design contracts that put small local charities and big national players on an equal footing.

Our results highlight the importance of designing contracts with minimal basis risk under compound-risk aversion.

Price variation allows the government to design contracts with countervailing incentives, potentially eliminating some firms' information advantage.