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A software company hires a programmer with a contract that specifies their salary, working hours, and a clause requiring them to 'write high-quality, efficient code.' After three months, the company is dissatisfied with the programmer's output, claiming it is not 'high-quality' enough. Based on the principles of contract design, why is this employment agreement considered an incomplete contract?

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