Sentence examples for enforced contracts from inspiring English sources

In our bargaining game that decouples equity and efficiency, we find that enforced contracts increased efficiency as well as all measures of equity.

For transfers of ecosystem services, we compare informal trust-based institutions to enforced contracts, both being institutional types we observe commonly in the field.

Weak property rights, poorly enforced contracts and the fear that profits will be siphoned away make it hard to conceive of ventures that might generate a reliable return.

In messy states the old authority structure that allocated resources, enforced contracts and collected taxes -- President Suharto in Indonesia and the Communist Party in Russia -- has broken down but has not been replaced by a new authority that can play the same role.

In his enforced contract with Ana in the novel, Christian Grey demands that she never snacks except on fruit.

But there are three ways in which forward-thinking firms can benefit from these enforced contract changes to innovate their contract management approach: standardization, automation and digitization.

Can companies enforce contracts with suppliers?

New customs emerge to settle disputes and enforce contracts.

Massachusetts will not enforce contracts in such cases.

A rickety legal system makes it hard to enforce contracts.

The country scored lower for starting businesses and enforcing contracts.