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), and Lagos and Wright (2005) respectively. We Â…nd that the multilateral matching setting generates very simple and …
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at the time of application, and (iii) matching between colleges and students takes place in a decentralized setting. We … monotone in types, and we construct a robust example to show that this can lead to a failure of assortative matching in … equilibrium. More importantly, we prove that a unique equilibrium with assortive matching exists provided application costs are …
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Reputation systems have emerged as important sources of information in modern economies. This paper develops a model of reputation systems that puts buyers and sellers inside a stochastic environment involving asymmetric information and search frictions, and gives them a set of options with...
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We consider a model economy populated by risk-neutral firms with multiple vacancies and risk-averse workers. Following the implicit contract literature, we assume that workers have limited access to the intertemporal trade markets. Following the directed search literature, we assume that...
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Monetary search models are difficult to analyze unless the distribution of money holdings is made degenerate. Popular techniques include using an infinitely large household (Shi 1997) and adding a centralized market with quasi-linear utility (Lagos and Wright 2005). Wallace (2002) suggests as an...
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rewards if they do not transact in the meantime. We characterize the equilibrium steady state matching pattern and compare … this to the constrained efficient matching pattern. We also characterize the joint distribution of price and time to sale …
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This paper offers a novel positive theory of counterfeit money, in which the counterfeiters compete against both law enforcement and innocent individuals forced to verify their currency. Law enforcement efforts against counterfeiting can crowd out verification, and thus have perverse...
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We investigate an extensive form sequential matching game of perfect information. We show that the subgame perfect … equilibrium of the sequential matching game leads to the unique stable matching when the Eeckhout Condition (2000) for existence … of a unique stable matching holds, regardless of the sequence of agents. This result does not extend to preferences that …
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