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Oxford University Press Hart: Firms, Contracts & Financial Structure - Clarendon Lectures

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Description
This academic work applies incomplete contracts theory to examine organisation structure and corporate finance. Oliver Hart, a leading researcher in contract theory, uses a foundational firm model to explore financial structure, debt collection, and bankruptcy mechanisms in depth. The Clarendon Lectures represent a significant contribution to contract theory and are essential reading for microeconomics teachers, graduate students, and advanced scholars studying the theory of the firm, industrial organisation, and finance.

Key Features

The book applies incomplete contracts theory to analyse critical topics in organisation theory and corporate finance with rigorous economic foundations.

Oliver Hart's analysis begins with a general model of the firm and progresses to examine financial structure, debt collection, and bankruptcy in greater depth.

Published by Oxford University Press, these Clarendon Lectures provide authoritative scholarship suited for university-level teaching and advanced study.

The work serves graduate students and advanced undergraduates in microeconomics, industrial organisation, and finance seeking theoretical understanding of corporate structures.

Hart's research addresses how incomplete information and contractual constraints shape firm behaviour, debt dynamics, and financial decision-making.

Product Specifications
Brand
Oxford University Press
Format
paperback
ASIN
0198288816
Category
Books > Subjects > Business, Finance & Law > Professional Finance > Corporate
Domain
Amazon UK
Release Date
05 October 1995
Listed Since
06 February 2007

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