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consensus value is discussed.Finally, two applications of the consensus value are given: one is for oligopoly games in partition …
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such doping within a tournament game between two heterogeneous players. Three major effects are identified which determine …
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assuming the principal to be unable to commit to a certain policy at the beginning of the tournament. Our analysis shows that …
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- players is high or low, while the most efficient team of the tournament is not affected by the wage structure. The U …
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between the agents and thus creates a distortion of efficiency in the coalition. We employ a simple tournament setting where …
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-order tournament. Perceived entitlements are sensitive to how hard an agent has worked relative to her rival, and agents are loss … averse around their meritocratically determined endogenous reference points. In a fair tournament sufficiently large desert … average. In an unfair tournament, where one agent is advantaged, the equilibrium is symmetric in the absence of desert, but …
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This short paper aims to find an empirical evidence that al Qaeda behaves as a contest organizer rewarding an indivisible prize – namely, official membership and economic rewards – to candidate extremists groups. Would-be terrorists must then compete with each other to prove their commitment...
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differences in betting odds or rankings to measure ability differences, our results support standard tournament theory as we find …
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This paper finds an empirical evidence that al Qaeda behaves as a contest organizer rewarding a prize to candidate extremist groups. Would-be terrorists must then compete with each other to prove their commitment and ability. Hence to maximize their own probability of winning the prize, each...
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abilities. This, in turn, has adverse consequences for who might want to participate in a tournament. Since better contestants … anticipate that they will be sabotaged more strongly, it may happen that the most able stay out and the tournament selects one of …
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