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The very notion of social network implies that linked individuals interact repeatedly with each other. This allows them not only to learn successful strategies and adapt to them, but also to condition their own behavior on the behavior of others, in a strategic forward looking manner. Game...
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chapter explores the businesses’ usage of digital communication channels. It focuses on their utilization of social media for … for corporate communication purposes. This descriptive research shows that they are utilizing Facebook, LinkedIn and …
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I model people in a coordination game who use a communication network to tell each other their willingness to … or "stages": "initial adopters", then "followers", and so on down to "late adopters". A communication network helps …
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key instrument for corporate communication. Therefore, this chapter presents a critical review on the organizations …’. This contribution examines each dimension and explains their effect on the organizations’ dialogic communication with the … publics. Hence, this contribution has resulted in important implications for corporate communication practitioners as well as …
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We investigate the role of conflicting interests in a boundedly rational model of belief dynamics. Individuals have different preferences about the action to take, are subject to persuasion bias and repeatedly communicate with their neighbors in a social network. They communicate strategically...
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) equilibrium. Fully informative myopic and farsighted equilibria essentially take a particular simple form: all communication is … and analyze equilibrium welfare. Furthermore, we extend our model to public communication and investigate the implications …
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We develop a model of information exchange through communication and investigate its implications for information … to form a costly \textit{communication link} with, incurring the associated cost. After receiving a \textit …{private signal} correlated with the underlying state, they exchange information over the induced \textit{communication network} until …
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Many researchers have assumed that social media will reduce inequalities between elite politicians and those outside the political mainstream and that it will thus benefit democracy, as it circumvents the traditional media that focus too much on a few elite politicians. I test this assumption by...
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Emotion plays a significant role in both institutional and individual investors' decision making process. However, there is a lack of empirical evidence available that addresses how investors' emotions affect commodity market returns. This study examines the short-term predictive power of...
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Using Facebook's release in a given language as an exogenous source of variation in access to social media where the language is spoken, we show that Facebook has had a significant and sizable positive impact on citizen protests. By exploiting variation in a large sample of countries during...
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