Repeated signaling games are natural way to model reputation: past actions influence future expectations of actions via beliefs about an agent's type. This paper studies continually separating equilibria of infinite horizon repeated signaling games, extending Roddie (2012b).With a continuum of...

In a repeated interaction, if the actions of an agent signal a private characteristic, or type, they will influence how he is expected to act in future, giving reputational incentives. If the signaler's type can change over time, these incentives can persist.A general model of repeated signaling...

This paper studies signaling games under weak conditions, generalizing existing results, and finding new continuity and comparative statics properties. Spence-Mirrlees single crossing is replaced with a more applicable order theoretic condition that is implied by supermodularity....