Title :
Research on Incentive Mechanism for Agents under Asymmetric Information Condition
Author :
Yanli, Xu ; Chenguang, Zhao
Author_Institution :
Sch. of Manage., Harbin Normal Univ., Harbin, China
Abstract :
Agents´ speculation behaviors are series problems which need to be solved. Through mathematical models and game theory, this paper analyzes optimal incentive contracts between principals and agents under asymmetric information condition in order to solve the problems in establishing incentive mechanism for agents. The relationship between incentive and risk is discussed and the best equilibrium between them is given. Supervision mechanism is introduced and analyzed in the design of incentive mechanism for agents. It expands the theoretical frame for incentive mechanism. The results are as follows: Supervision mechanism is related and complementary with incentive mechanism. Both can encourage or guide the agents to work hard towards common goals. Therefore, the function of the incentive mechanism and the supervision mechanism should be considered simultaneously in the design of incentive contracts for agents. It helps to prevent agents from speculating. Introduction of supervision mechanism into incentive mechanism not only results in theoretical innovation, but also has great application value in practice.
Keywords :
game theory; incentive schemes; management science; agents speculation behavior; asymmetric information condition; game theory; incentive mechanism; management science; mathematical model; optimal incentive contract; supervision mechanism; Application software; Computer applications; Contracts; Game theory; Information analysis; Mathematical model; Monitoring; Production; Remuneration; Technological innovation; asymmetric information; game theory; incentive mechanism; mathematical models; monitoring mechanism;
Conference_Titel :
Computer Science-Technology and Applications, 2009. IFCSTA '09. International Forum on
Conference_Location :
Chongqing
Print_ISBN :
978-0-7695-3930-0
Electronic_ISBN :
978-1-4244-5423-5
DOI :
10.1109/IFCSTA.2009.322