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data from coordination games. The analysis shows that the model fits the data well as it matches the key stylized facts. It …
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component in existing ethical principle frameworks, especially for algorithm-enabled decision systems. Yet, unwanted biases in … the importance of considering the strategic role of the organisation when developing and evaluating fair algorithm …
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The use of coarse categories is prevalent in various situations and has been linked to biased economic outcomes, ranging from discrimination against minorities to empirical anomalies in financial markets. In this paper we study economic rationales for categorizing coarsely. We think of the way...
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We study the use of financial contracts as bid-coordinating device in multi-unit uniform price auctions. Coordination …
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This paper develops an economic argument relating auctions to high market prices. At the core of the argument is the claim that market competition and bidding in an auction should be analyzed as part of one game, where the pricing strategies in the market subgame depend on the bidding strategies...
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