implicit contract
collocation in Englishmeaningsofimplicitandcontract
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implicit
adjective
uk/ɪmˈplɪs.ɪt/us/ɪmˈplɪs.ɪt/
suggested but not ...
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contract
noun[C]
uk/ˈkɒn.trækt/us/ˈkɑːn.trækt/
a legal document that states and explains a formal agreement between two different people or groups, or the ...
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So employer and employee build up animplicitcontract.
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Underimplicitcontracttheory, firms would suffer reputation costs and current productivity if they chose to appropriate the pension bonds posted by their employees.
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Policy on explicit andimplicitcontractterms develops in practice through interaction and the setting of new contracting cultures.
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The partnership model'simplicitcontractaddressed those problems at the cost of creating others.
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The purpose of this section is to examine if theimplicitcontractmodel with costless mobility explains all these empirical regularities in a unified way.
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This paper, in contrast, analyzes sharing rules as animplicitcontractamong independent entrepreneurs in fisheries.
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However, heightened cost concerns and the emergence of more assertive patients among others have challenged thisimplicitcontractbetween doctors and the state.
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To put it conversely, the stayers' wage procyclicality itself rejects the hypothesis of animplicitcontractwith costly mobility.
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According to theimplicitcontractmodel with costless mobility, large upward wage adjustments are to be concentrated in the renegotiation period, which is a subsample period of expansions.
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Finally, if animplicitcontractwith costless mobility describes the data, large upward wage adjustments will be made for the renegotiation period, not for the other.
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My dissertation was aboutimplicitcontracttheory.
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At times a healthcare organization may seem to have breached animplicitcontractwith the physician to make good patient care possible, and some physicians may leave.
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Third, this small set of case studies suggests that an industrial divide is shaping itself in social care around two distinct types ofimplicitcontract.
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Three poles of debate around which theimplicitcontractwas developing were relations with clients (including charging), relations with competitors, and the role of partners in policy-making.
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Whether based on social insurance or some other form of entitlement, people tend to view welfare provision as animplicitcontractbetween the government and policy beneficiaries.
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I would like to think that, for most people, animplicitcontractalready exists.
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We accept that that is part of theimplicitcontract.
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Many of these studies model borrowing constraint as a consequence of an optimalimplicitcontractwhen there is asymmetric information between the borrower and lender.
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As a result, these parents find it easier to default on theimplicitcontractof family.
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Animplicitcontractcan be an explicitly written document or a tacit agreement (some people call the former an explicit contract).
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