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This Paper studies the consequences of price discrimination in a market for experts’ services. In the case of experts …
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fiscal policy and reject the hypothesized value of the multiplier. In some cases, autocoherence induces the experts to make …
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This paper studies the trade-offs that an expert with ideological biases faces in designing his model. I assume the perceived model must be autocoherent, in that its use by all agents delivers a self-concerming equilibrium. The exercise is carried in the context of a simplified AS-AD model,...
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This paper studies price competition between experts and discounters in a market for credence goods. While experts can … giving any advice. The unobservability of diagnosis effort induces experts to use their tariffs as signaling devices. This … makes them vulnerable to competition by discounters. We explore the conditions under which experts survive competition by …
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We study a two-period model of committee decision-making where members differ in their levels of efficiency. They may acquire costly information that enhances their ability to make a correct decision. We focus on the impact of transparency. We show that the principal's initial utility is higher...
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that the equilibrium behaviour of experts and consumers in credence goods markets sensitively depends on the details of the …
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technically unfeasible or does not respond to a genuine customer need. To screen good ideas the entrepreneur needs to hire experts … complementary. In such cases the entrepreneur can form a partnership with the experts. Yet very valuable ideas cannot be shared …
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We study a two-stage sequential search model with two agents who compete for one job. The agents arrive sequentially, each one in a different stage. The agents' abilities are private information and they are derived from heterogeneous distribution functions. In each stage the designer chooses an...
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A competitive stock market is embedded into a neoclassical growth economy to analyze the interplay between the acquisition of information about firms, its partial revelation through stock prices, capital allocation and income. The stock market allows investors to share their costly private...
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-term limit to governments. The predictions of this theory are consistent with a number of empirical regularities on the …
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