A principal owns a project that pays 700 if successful and 0 otherwise.
The success probability is e, where e is the agent's effort choice.
The agents effort costs are C(e) = 1400 * e², where is x is the monetary payoff the agent receives.
The agent's outside option is 0.
What effort level would the risk-neutral agent choose if he owned the project?
Answer:
Success probability is e
Agent effort cost C(e) = 14000*e2
Effort level choose by risk neutral agent if he owns project
Risk= probility x loss
Risk = (14000*e2)
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