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An experimental study of coordinating and learning in iterated two-market entry games

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Lernrichtungstheorie

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Evolution, learning and economic behavior : 1989 Nancy L. Schwartz Memorial Lecture

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End behavior in sequences of finite prisoner's dilemma supergames : a learning theory approach

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Learning direction theory and the winners curse

Selten, Reinhard; Abbink, Klaus; Cox, Ricarda - 2001

We report an experiment on a decision task by SAMUELSON and BAZERMAN (1985). Subjects submit a bid for an item with an unknown value. A winner s curse phenomenon arises when subjects bid too high and make losses. Learning direction theory can account for this. However, other influences on...

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