explicit contract

In economics, contingent employment refers to workers who do not have an implicit or explicit contract for long-term employment.

An implicit contract can be an explicitly written document or a tacit agreement (some people call the former an "explicit contract").

An ancient and explicit contract, which requires the one who wears this-" he showed her the ring on his finger, "to protect the population of Liad.

Instead of using markets, companies tend to be organized as hierarchies, using a chain of command and control rather than negotiation, markets and explicit contracts.

You are clearly missing the point, there is no explicit contract between MS and the buyer unless you are buying Windows directly from Microsoft.

Agents subscribe to a particular field not by way of explicit contract, but by their practical acknowledgement of the stakes, implicit in their very "playing of the game".

Because of this, the more difficult it is to completely specify and measure the variables on which reward is to be conditioned, the less likely that performance-related pay will be used: "in essence, complex jobs will typically not be evaluated through explicit contracts."