Contract Theory

Focusing on contract theory, this comprehensive textbook serves graduate and advanced undergraduate students by covering essential topics like agency theory, information economics, and organization theory. It emphasizes practical applications over theoretical generalities, making it accessible for learners and a useful reference for researchers. Key concepts such as screening, signaling, and moral hazard are explored, alongside multilateral contracting and auction theory. Each chapter includes a literature guide, while exercises are provided at the end for further practice.