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Audit Silence and the Capacity Trap
This paper studies how learning about an inspector's capacity affects compliance in a repeated relationship. A functioning inspector chooses effort, but the implementation of an audit remains uncertain. A constrained inspector audits at a persistently lower rate. The firm may be committed to complia
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