The qualitative reasoning (QR) field has developed various representation and reasoning methods for the modeling with incomplete information or incomplete knowledge. While most uncertain reasoning approaches describe uncertain or imprecisely known information as probability distribution...

Shifts to more distributed forms of organizations and the prevalence of interorganizational relationships have lead to increasing needs for knowledge transfers between entities with asymmetric and incomplete information. Due to such information asymmetry and incompleteness, parties seeking...

We study a continuous-time reputation game in which an informed player bene ts from persistent private information while an uninformed player suffers from it. Observing noisy signals of the informed player's actions, the uninformed player chooses when to reveal the informed player's private...

Many pundits have alluded to cryptocurrencies as a bubble or Ponzi scheme. Yet, noted economists have long emphasized the need for competing currencies, and the usage of Bitcoin is high in countries where the fiat currency has experienced significant devaluation. With no central authority...

There has been an extensive research literature on auctions, but recent developments in technology have resulted in new interest in auction mechanisms as a practical way of allocating resources. This paper presents a new double-auction mechanism to handle resource allocation for public goods...