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We model how excess demand or excess supply can be generated in the presence of a social network of interactions, where …
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preferences and the rules governing network formation. By reformulating Chwe's basic result on the nonemptiness of farsightedly … governing network formation), there exists a farsightedly stable directed network. We also introduce the notion of a Nash … network relative to a given supernetwork, as well as the notions of symmetric, nonsimultaneous, and decomposable supernetworks …
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We examine the formation of networks among a set of players whose payoffs depend on the structure of the network. We … efficient network to be supportable as an equilibrium. In cases where transfers can be made contingent on the network, then any … efficient network is supportable as an equilibrium. We also consider a refinement of equilibrium that allows pairs of players to …
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yet decide whether to subscribe to a network, and subscribers derive benefits in future periods depending on the network … prevalent in markets with network externalities. Asymmetric \ea\ may exist, but we show that they, if exist, converge to the …
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One type of regulation that has recently started to attract the attention of policymakers regarding artisanal fisheries is that of Territorial Use Rights (commonly known as TURFs in the literature). TURFs basically consist in the allocation of fishing rights to individuals and/or groups to fish...
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In a typical corporate hierarchy, the manager is delegated the authority to make decisions that set directions for the organization, employ subordinates and contract with external suppliers. This paper explains when such delegation of authority can be optimal, using a model of a firm with three...
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Most of the literature on auctions assumes that the auctioneer owns the object on sale. However most auctions are organized and run by an agent of the owner. This separation generates the possibility of corruption. We analyze the effect of a particular form of corruption on bidding behavior in a...
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It is wellknown that a group of individuals contributing to a joint production process with diminishing returns will tend, in equilibrium, to put in too little effort if shares of the output are exogenous, and will put in too much effort if their shares are proportional to their inputs. We...
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In this paper, we discuss the possibility of strategic behavior and truthful reporting in a two players' announcement game when there is a cost for getting information. First we show that the best strategy of each player is to announce the observed signal truthfully if the announcement is made...
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The Harris-Todaro model is reinterpreted under an evolutionary game approach, including the behavior of migrants under bounded rationality in a process of imitation or learning. A first feature is an improvement upon Harris-Todaro by replacing the sign-preserving function of the adjustment...
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