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We study a Bertrand game where two sellers supplying products of different and unverifiable qualities can outwit potential clients through (costly) deceptive advertising. We characterize a class of pooling equilibria where sellers post the same price regardless of their quality and low quality...
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, such as those inspired by reciprocity, is analyzed. The basic premise is that gratuitousness is a feature acquired by an … reciprocity. This claim is analyzed with regard to blood donations and, more generally, with regard to the voluntary provision of …
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This paper studies how incentives are affected by intention-based reciprocity preferences when the principal hires many …
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Motivated by the recent experimental evidence on altruistic behavior, we study a simple principal-agent model where each player cares about other players’ utility, and may reciprocate their attitude towards him. We show that, relative to the selfish benchmark, efficiency improves when players...
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This paper studies the impact of intention-based reciprocity preferences on the free-riding problem arising in … partnerships. Our results suggest a tendency of efficient partnerships to consist of members whose sensitivity to reciprocity is … require a reciprocity based sharing rule such that each partner gets a fraction of the output that is a percentage of his own …
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