Oliver Hart has written for the Wall Street Journal and the Financial Times as well as contributing to numerous refereed journals. He is currently a member of the Econometric Society and has taught at Harvard, the LSE, MIT, Exeter and Cambridge Universities among others.
`Mr Hart provides some impressive insights. Other economists will
no doubt be indebted to him.'
The Economist
`I expect it to be essential reading for any economics or finance
Ph.D. student interested in corporate finance ... this volume
should contribute to the development of the contracts approach to
corporate finance ... an excellent exposition of the incomplete
contracts approach to the theory of the firm ... it is a fine
survey of the author's contributions to the theory of firm
boundaries and financial structure. As such, I commend it
highly.'
Review of Financial Studies
`...very stimulating book ... offers an excellent introduction to
teh theory of incomplete contracts. Furthermore, it shows that a
few fundamental ideas may be sufficient to explain a diversity of
real world phenomena. It can be recommended to all those who are
interested in the study of firms, markets, and other economic
institutions.'
Journal of Institutional and Theoretical Economics
`Essential reading for any economics or finance Ph.D. student
interested in corporate finance ... provides an excellent
exposition of the incomplete contracts approach to the theory of
the firm ... it is a fine survey of the author's contributions to
the theory of firm boundaries and financial structure. As such, I
commend it highly.'
Review of Financial Studies
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