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An information transaction entails the purchase of information. Formally, it consists of an information structure … together with a price. We develop an index of the appeal of information transactions, which is derived as a dual to the agent …'s preferences for information. The index of information transactions has a simple analytic characterization in terms of the relative …
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national universities and colleges. This paper utilizes this exogenous information shock to identify the impact of college … quality information on the financial resources of public colleges. Using college level data from 1987 to 1995, we have three …
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A behavioral divide cuts across the Atlantic. Despite the recent surge of behavioral analysis in European academia, a scrutiny of decisions by courts and regulatory agencies in the US and the EU reveals striking differences: While in the US rulings by courts and regulatory agencies progressively...
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We study global properties of the equilibrium set of economies with a continuous consumption space. This framework is important in intertemporal allocation problems (continuous or infinite time), financial markets with uncertainty (continuous states of nature) and commodity differentiation. We...
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, then market rewards the best informed agent. As a result asset prices eventually reflect this information and the market …
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publicly available information on NGO characteristics, notably the "price of giving" and the degree of specialization, when …
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Humans make decisions jointly with others. They share responsibility for the outcome with their interaction partners. Today, more and more often the partner in a decision is not another human but, instead, a machine. Here we ask whether the type of the partner, machine or human, affects our...
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I use the Prescott (1975) hotels model to explain variations in price dispersion across goods sold by supermarkets in Chicago. I extend the theory to accounts for the monopoly power of chains and for non-shoppers. The main empirical finding is that the effect of demand uncertainty on price...
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We investigate the decisions of listed firms to go private once again. We start by revealing that while a significant number of firms which go public is VC-backed, an overproportional share of these VC-backed firms go private later on (they stay on the exchange for an average of 8.5 years). We...
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