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Despite widespread use in online transactions, rating systems only provide summary statistics of buyers' diverse opinions at best. To investigate the consequences of this coarse form of information aggregation, we consider a dynamic lemons market in which buyers share their evaluations...
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forward-looking, their incentive to wait and see other agents' experiences poses a significant obstacle to social learning. We …
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We consider a bandit problem faced by a team of two heterogeneous players. The team is hierarchical in that one (the principal) retains the exclusive right to terminate the project while the other (the agent) focuses strictly on implementing the project assigned to him. As a key departure, we...
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model features both private learning about the market condition and market competition, which give rise to the first …
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We consider a bandit problem faced by a team of two heterogeneous players. The team is hierarchical in that one (the principal) retains the exclusive right to terminate the project while the other (the agent) focuses strictly on implementing the project assigned to him. As a key departure, we...
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their rivals while the possibility of learning make them cautiously wait for others to take action. This combination amounts …
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model features both private learning about the market condition and market competition, which give rise to the first …
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A standard incomplete-information war of attrition is extended to incorporate experimentation and private learning. We … efficient player can get the better end of the deal, implying that slow learning can be a blessing in this type of competition …
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Despite widespread use in online transactions, rating systems only provide summary statistics of buyers' diverse opinions at best. To investigate the consequences of this coarse form of information aggregation, we consider a dynamic lemons market in which buyers share their evaluations...
Persistent link: https://www.econbiz.de/10014233329
their rivals while the possibility of learning make them cautiously wait for others to take action. This combination amounts …
Persistent link: https://www.econbiz.de/10013230912