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A theory of optimal deadlines

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Aggregation and Linearity in the Provision of Intertemporal Incentives
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Clauses with Claws: Reducing Agency Costs in Late-Merging SPACs
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Time of the essence
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Deadlines and distractions
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Restrictions and agent selection
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Performance Evaluations and Efficient Sorting
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Collaborating
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Designing Deadlines
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Deadlines and Distractions
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Time of the Essence
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Clauses with Claws: Reducing Agency Costs in Late-Merging Spacs
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Clauses with Claws: Reducing Agency Costs in Late-Merging SPACs
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Adoption is Not Development: First Mover Advantages in the Diffusion of New Technology
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TIME-CONSUMING TECHNOLOGY DEVELOPMENT: HOW IMITATION AND SPILLOVERS AFFECT COMPETITIVE DYNAMICS.
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