A Game Analysis of Incentive Mechanism for Supervision over Rural Development Projects
Fujiang Sun
Abstract
Fujiang Sun
Abstract
Beginning with information asymmetry between a development agency and its internal quality supervision department in the course of quality supervision over a rural development project, this paper analyzes the principal -- agent relationship between the development agency and its quality supervisors, as well as moral hazards which may arise from this relationship, and establishes a game model regarding the related incentive mechanism to find out the best incentive mechanism that the principal applies to the supervision agent and to define the incentive coefficient, with a view to incentivizing the supervision agent and effectively reducing the occurrence of moral hazards.
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Beginning with information asymmetry between a development agency and its internal quality supervision department in the course of quality supervision over a rural development project, this paper analyzes the principal -- agent relationship between the development agency and its quality supervisors, as well as moral hazards which may arise from this relationship, and establishes a game model regarding the related incentive mechanism to find out the best incentive mechanism that the principal applies to the supervision agent and to define the incentive coefficient, with a view to incentivizing the supervision agent and effectively reducing the occurrence of moral hazards.
Key concepts: Incentive, Principal–agent problem, Moral hazard, Principal (computer security), Agency (philosophy), Information asymmetry, Mechanism (biology), Quality (philosophy)