This lecture covers the concept of agency theory, focusing on agency relationships, moral hazard, asymmetric information, production technology, contracts, payoffs, and preferences in the context of principal-agent interactions.
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Explores relationship banking benefits, dynamics, and implications for lending outcomes over multiple periods, emphasizing its importance for 'opaque' firms.
