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Task-Specific Abilities in Multi-Task Agency Relations
This paper analyzes a multi-task agency framework where the agent exhibits task-specific abilities. It illustrates how incentive contracts account for the agent's task-specific abilities if contractible performance measures do not reflect the agent's contribution to firm value. This paper further sh
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