The Analysis of the Incentive Model about E-government Services Outsourcing Based on the Principal-agent Theory
Youshi He
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Youshi He
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In this paper,the incentive model about e-government service outsourcing is studied based on the principal-agent theory,and the incentive models that the government designs for operating companies under the two cases of symmetric and asymmetric information are constructed respectively.Then based on the model,the optimal incentive contract for operations companies and the optimal level of effort that business would pay are obtained quantitatively.Finally,this paper has comparatively analyzed the results,and provided some theoretical support for the incentive between the government and the operating companies in the e-government service outsourcing project.
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In this paper,the incentive model about e-government service outsourcing is studied based on the principal-agent theory,and the incentive models that the government designs for operating companies under the two cases of symmetric and asymmetric information are constructed respectively.Then based on the model,the optimal incentive contract for operations companies and the optimal level of effort that business would pay are obtained quantitatively.Finally,this paper has comparatively analyzed the results,and provided some theoretical support for the incentive between the government and the operating companies in the e-government service outsourcing project.
Key concepts: Outsourcing, Incentive, Government (linguistics), Principal (computer security), Principal–agent problem, Business, Service (business), Industrial organization