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An entrepreneur contracts with a consultant, who is protected by limited liability, to supply information about the state of a project prior to investing in it. For a given level of investment, a good project succeeds with higher probability than a bad one. The entrepreneur makes an upfront...
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Theory predicts that committees of experts may take decisions that look good but are bad and that they show a united … assessments. We investigate this theory in the lab, using treatments with and without reputation concerns and with and without …
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We consider a situation where a decision maker gathers information from two or more imperfectly informed experts … experts correlation unambiguously tightens the conditions on preferences for a truth-telling equilibrium. However, with … multiple experts the effect of correlation on the incentives to report information truthfully is non-monotonic. In particular …
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An entrepreneur contracts with a consultant, who is protected by limited liability, to supply information about the state of a project prior to investing in it. For a given level of investment, a good project succeeds with higher probability than a bad one. The entrepreneur makes an upfront...
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