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studied, but how information affects strategic uncertainty is underexplored. This paper examines how two communication … fundamental and strategic uncertainty. I find that market does not improve coordination because the expectation that coordination … failures will occur is self-fulfilling, while cheap talk improves coordination because the signals of willingness to invest …
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implicitly and explicitly), if at all, in such games. In our treatments without communication, players fail to cooperate and … essentially play the static Nash equilibrium (consistent with previous results). With communication, inefficient firms gain at the …
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implicitly and explicitly), if at all, in such games. We find that, without communication, players fail to cooperate and … essentially play the static Nash equilibrium, confirming previous results. With communication, inefficient firms gain at the …
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Misrepresenting private information is often costly. This paper studies a model of strategic information transmission based on Crawford and Sobel (1982)(CS), but with a signaling dimension where there is a convex cost of misreporting. I identify a simple condition, called No Incentive to...
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This paper presents a first experimental investigation of the underpricing-signaling hypothesis in a financing-investment environment under asymmetric information. Importantly, the paper tests and compares this hypothesis under the two institutions for financing offers that are commonly observed...
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Markets are often viewed as a tool for aggregating disparate private knowledge, a stance supported by past laboratory experiments. However, traders' acquisition cost of information has typically been ignored. Results from a laboratory experiment involving six treatments varying the cost of...
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This paper introduces two simple betting mechanisms, Top-Flop and Threshold betting, to elicit unverifiable information from crowds. Agents are offered bets on the rating of an item about which they received a private signal versus that of a random item. We characterize conditions for the chosen...
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