, however the sender can improve communication, at a cost, by increasing the complexity or elaborateness of the message. As is … standard in the communication literature, the sender learns the state of the world then sends a message to the receiver. The … expected, we find that larger communication costs are associated with worse outcomes for both sender and receiver. Consistent …

identical for both sender and receiver. Additionally, the sender incurs a communication cost which is increasing in the … applied to the case where communication is costless but preferences diverge. Additionally, we model the competency of the … decreasing in the likelihood of the mistake. When the preferences between players diverge and when there are communication costs …

The purpose of this paper is to reexamine the seminal belief elicitation experiment by Nyarko and Schotter (2002) under …

laboratory experiment. Laboratory evidence on compliance behaviour of firms when faced with enforcement conditions predicted by …

and job-related outcomes. Our empirical results indicate that having a partner is as relevant as being em- ployed for men … to emancipate. For women, the marginal e¤ect of having a partner is three times larger than that of working. Expectations …. Moreover, partnered respondents� expectations about living with their partner and about their employed partners losing their …