Abstract
In the context of a model of principal–agency the institutional setting in which the agency operates is investigated. Optimal behaviour for an agency which is restricted to enforcement policies is deduced, and further behavioural interactions between the firm and the restricted agency are explored. Also the firm's behavioural responses to agency dump fee policies are developed, and the welfare implications are derived.
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