Hidden Information Models is a theoretical framework in moral hazard assessment that belongs to the class of principal-agent models wherein the distinguishing feature is the presence of asymmetric information due to the agent's private knowledge of their type or characteristics prior to contract formation.
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Relational Incentive Contracts
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