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Building and rebuilding trust with promises and apologies

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Three-player trust game with insider communication

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Communication and efficiency in competitive coordination games

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Three-Player Trust Game with Insider Communication

Sheremeta, Roman M. - 2012

We examine behavior in a three-player trust game in which the first player may invest in the second and the second may invest in the third. Any amount sent from one player to the next is tripled. The third player decides the final allocation among three players. The baseline treatment with no...

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