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    1. Sub: Economics Topic: Micro Economics Question: The principle agent relationship ClassOf1 provides exert guidance for College, Graduate and High school homework and live online tutoring on subjects like Finance, Marketing, Statistics, Economics and others. Check out more solved problems in our Solution Library. Give an example of a principal agent relationship in a business and briefly explain how different goals and incentives for the principal and agent can lead of problems for that business. Solution: Example: A typical example of agent is the salesperson in a department store. The salesperson is an agent (and a department store employee) and he/she represents a department store - the principal. The different goals and incentive for the principal and agent would lead to problem for that business as follows, The agency describes an agreement between two people where one will be a representative of another - the principal and the agent. In other words, the principal is a person who wants to achieve something and he/she hires an agent to help him/her to achieve it. The principal-agent relationship means, that both parties agree, that agent will represent the principal in doing business. The employee is an agent with respect to business transaction and a servant or independent contractor with respect to perform physical tasks. One of the most important duty an agent owes to principal is loyalty. Principal hires an agent to serve the principal's interest, not the agent's own interest. Agent should perform the duty to avoid the conflict of interests. For example, principal A hires agent B to buy goods. Agent B should not buy good for principal A from himself. In principal-agent relationship, each party owes the other a duty act in good faith. The principal www.classof1.com *The Homework solutions from ClassOf1 are intended to help the student understand the approach to solving the problem and not for submitting the same in lieu of your academic submissions for grades.
    2. Sub: Economics Topic: Micro Economics owes agent compensation, reimbursement for the expenses, and comply with the terms of the agreement. The agent owes principal the loyalty, must obey the instructions, and reasonably care for the business and the principal's money. If you like to download the complete solution for free, visit our solution library by copying to your browser the following link ClassOf1 provides exert guidance for College, Graduate and High school homework and live online tutoring on subjects like Finance, Marketing, Statistics, Economics and others. Check out more solved problems in our Solution Library. www.classof1.com *The Homework solutions from ClassOf1 are intended to help the student understand the approach to solving the problem and not for submitting the same in lieu of your academic submissions for grades.
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