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We analyze differences in consumption and wealth that arise because of different degrees of rationality of households. In particular, we use a standard New Keynesian model and let a certain fraction of households be fully rational while the other fraction possesses less cognitive ability. We...
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We provide experimental evidence for the hypothesis that bounded rationality is an important element of the theory of …
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consecutively Pareto improving is 100% and the fairness probability that by each integration the Gini coefficient consecutively … declines is almost 100%. Meanwhile, for the reversed-EU process, the efficiency and the fairness probabilities are less than 50 …
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Competitive intensity is a level of competition intensification in a market or an industry. This is expressed in various forms and some paper measured the competitive intensity as the number of products that newly released each year in an industry (Putsis & Bayus, 2001). In other paper, they...
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