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observational learning
Smith, Lones
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Sørensen, Peter Norman
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Palgrave Macmillan
Observational learning occurs when privately informed individuals sequentially choose among finitely many actions after seeing predecessors’ choices. We summarise the general theory of this paradigm: belief convergence forces action convergence; specifically, copycat ‘herds’...
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Stigma and Social Control
Blume, Lawrence E.
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2003
Social interactions provide a set of incentives for regulating individual behavior. Chief among these is stigma, the status loss and discrimination that results from the display of stigmatized attributes or behaviors. The stigmatization of behavior is the enforcement mechanism behind social...
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How Noise Matters
Blume, Lawrence E.
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1994
Recent advances in evolutionary game theory have employed stochastic processes of noise in decisionmaking to select in favor of certain equilibria in coordination games. Noisy decisionmaking is justified on bounded rationality grounds, and consequently the sources of noise are left unmodelled....
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MONOTONICITY OF OPTIMAL POLICIES IN A ZERO SUM GAME: A FLOW CONTROL MODEL
ALTMAN, Eitan
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1994
The purpose of this paper is to illustrate how value iteration can be used in a zero-sum game to obtain structural results on the optimal (equilibrium) value and policy. This is done through the following example. We consider the problem of dynamic flow control of arriving customers into a...
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A MARKOV GAME APPROACH FOR OPTIMAL ROUTING INTO A QUEUEING NETWORK
ALTMAN, Eitan
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1994
We study a dynamic optimal routing problem, where a controller has to decide to which of two queues should arriving customers (representing packets, messages, call etc...) be sent. The service rate in each queue may depend on the state of the system, may change in time and is unknown to the...
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APPROXIMATIONS IN DYNAMIC ZERO-SUM GAMES
TIDBALL, Mabel M.
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ALTMAN, Eitan
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EconWPA
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1994
We develop a unifying approach for approximating a ``limit" zero-sum game by a sequence of approximating games. We discuss both the convergence of the values and the convergence of optimal (or ``almost" optimal) strategies. Moreover, based on optimal policies for the limit game, we construct...
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Christopher Pissarides
Jackman, Richard
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Palgrave Macmillan
Professor Christopher Pissarides was awarded the 2010 Nobel Prize in Economics jointly with Peter Diamond and Dale Mortensen ‘for their analysis of markets with search frictions’. Though Pissarides is best known for his work in this area, it is only part of a very extensive research agenda...
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rational inattention
Wiederholt, Mirko
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Palgrave Macmillan
Economists have studied for a long time how decision-makers allocate scarce resources. The recent literature on rational inattention studies how decision-makers allocate the scarce resource attention. The idea is that decision-makers have a limited amount of attention and have to decide how to...
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Google
Varian, Hal R.
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Palgrave Macmillan
This article provides an overview of Google, focusing on its economic history, specifically on three topics of interest: the ad auction, the IPO auction and the role of economics at Google.
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pricing on the internet
Morgan, Michael R. Baye John
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Palgrave Macmillan
While many conjectured that the information-rich and frictionless nature of online markets would result in marginal cost pricing, this has proved not to be the case. Price dispersion online is ubiquitous. The main reason is that price discovery occurs through platforms that have an incentive to...
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