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While many studies have shown that fairness matters few efforts have been made to find out how important fairness is to the individual and thereby assessing the limits of these fairness concerns. This study reports on Trust game experiments in Sweden and Jamaica where subjects could forego a...
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This paper experimentally investigates free-riding behavior on communication cost in a coordination game and finds …
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A simple symmetric 2 „e 2 strategic coordination game is analyzed in an evolutionary environment under the assumption …
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We analyze results from two categories of experiments where the subjects received controlled signals about the sex of their co-players. In a series of Battle of the Sexes experiments the subjects played more hawkish against women than against men. The impact of the sex signal was most pronounced...
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, communication possibilities increase coordination success substantially and are likely to generate inferior outcomes for consumers …. Furthermore, cost asymmetries provide a tacit coordination cue that is robust to changes in the game and is used by experienced …
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The main purpose of this paper is to suggest a mechanism of coordination whereby concerns for high relative position … might evolve endogenously. A simple symmetric 2 × 2 strategic coordination game is analyzed in an evolutionary environment …
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We analyze a cooperation game and a coordination game in an evolutionary environment. Agents make noisy observations of … noisy enough, there is no cooperation in equilibrium. In the coordination game, the efficient equilibrium is chosen and …
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