Contract Economics Course Resources 1,
http://web.mit.edu/14.281/www/syll.htm
MIT Economics Professor R. Gibbons and B. Holmstrom's contract economics (Domestic is often translated into the same economics or contract economics). They provide us with a general authority contract economics reference directory list. 2,
http://web.mit.edu/14.129/www/syll.htm
The contract theoretical courses in BENGT HOLMSTROM and MATHIAS Dewtripont, they have opened a detailed reference list for us, and has established links to the vast majority of literature. Some documents can be downloaded. 3,
Http://www.econ.upenn.edu/courses/s00/econ708/econ708/readings
Ii for 708_2003.Html The Department of Economics, University of Pennsylvania, the United States. Matthews, to the two-year or third grade economics doctoral theory - agent, information, and incentive course. The curriculum mainly includes incomplete contracts, negotiating, knocking on bamboo bars, relations contracts, proxy theories, etc. related topics. Professor Matthews also gave us some downloadable references. 4,
Http://www.kellogg.nwu.edu/faculty/eso/htm/courses/mecs465.htm
The Contract Theory and Mechanism Design Courses, Assistant Professor Peter Eso, Assistant Professor of the University of Northwestern University. Professor Peter ESO mainly studies microeconomic theory and uses microeconomics (auction, contract) and political economy. He gave us a great reference list and provided downloadable curriculum.
