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Inequality in minimum-effort coordination

Feldhaus, Christoph; Rockenbach, Bettina; Zeppenfeld, … - 2020

Successful coordination is key for economic and societal wealth. The rich literature on the minimum-effort game (MEG …) has provided valuable insights into coordination, both theoretically and empirically. Yet, although real-world scenarios … often involve asymmetric benefits and/or costs from coordination, most previous studies rely on symmetric MEGs. We …

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What can happen to public relations who behave unethically?

Kolić Stanić, Matilda - In: Proceedings of the ENTRENOVA - ENTerprise REsearch … 5 (2019) 1, pp. 421-432

Ethics has become professional imperative in public relations field, whereby unethical action is not any more considered as integral characteristic of public relations (PR) professionals, especially among scholars and practitioners. However, the question what if public relations professionals...

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Is beauty contagious? : how higher-order uncertainty can drive asset prices

Jann, Ole - 2019

I show how irrational ideas and rumors can drive asset prices - not because anyone believes them, but because they are commonly known without being common knowledge. The phenomenon is driven by short-term market participants who are well-informed about the information that others have, and who...

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What does the financial market pricing do? : a simulation analysis with a view to systemic volatility, exuberance and vagary

Biondi, Yuri; Righi, Simone - In: Journal of economic interaction and coordination : JEIC 11 (2016) 2, pp. 175-203

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A note on information, trade and common knowledge

Koutsougeras, Leonidas C.; Yannelis, Nicholas C. - In: Sunspots and non-linear dynamics : essays in honor of …, (pp. 403-409). 2017

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Small responsible innovators and open innovation towards sustainability : networks conditions

Geenhuizen, Marina S. van; Ye, Qing - 2013

Open innovation is key for innovators responding to major problems in the world, including energy, healthcare, water and the environment, and bringing transitions in socio-technical systems near. This paper has a focus on university spin-off companies as a channel of market introduction of new...

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Capability factors in changing patterns of international knowledge relationships among university spin-off firms in Northwest Europe

Taheri, Mozhdeh; Geenhuizen, Marina S. van - 2016

Industrial competence is increasingly dispersed across the globe, urging technology-based firms in Europe to establish international knowledge relationships at larger distances. This paper examines changing patterns of international knowledge relationships and the influence of capability factors...

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Governance and Group Conflict

Kölle, Felix - 2020 - This version: January 2020

Many situations in the social and economic life are characterized by rivalry and conflict between two or more competing groups. Warfare, socio-political conflicts, political elections, lobbying, and R&D competitions are all examples of inter-group conflicts in which groups spend scarce and...

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Economic rewards versus economic sanctions in international relations

Brekhov, Boryslav - 2019

I use game-theoretical models to compare a sender's expected payoff under two methods of wielding influence under incomplete information: offering rewards or threatening punishments. Attempts to influence another's behaviour can have the perverse effect of actually encouraging the behaviour that...

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Biases in beliefs : experimental evidence

Bauer, Dominik; Wolff, Irenaeus - 2019 - This version: 20th February, 2019

Many papers have reported behavioral biases in belief formation that come on top of standard game-theoretic reasoning. We show that the processes involved depend on the way participants reason about their beliefs. When they think about what everybody else or another "unspeci fied" individual is...

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