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How much a policy is expected to cost and who bears the brunt of that cost play a significant role in the debates that shape regulations. We do not have a good track record of predicting costs and their ultimate distribution, but systematic reviews of past assessments have identified some of the...
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individual decision outcomes. It presents a simple model of a decision in which information is collected sequentially. Most … economic models of sequential collection of costly information have focused on price-search. It is argued that this is a very …
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conveys full information about the quality of the good to uninformed buyers. Deceiving the uninformed buyers by charging a … effect of asymmetric information and learning on the equilibrium outcomes. More uninformed buyers increases the price …
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In this paper we explore the information processing problem of the firm by modeling the firm as type of network, which … report the information to the managers. We explore the role of centralization/decentralization in organizational structure to … assume the information processing organization is arranged hierarchically, but that decisions can be made at different levels …
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Evolutionary economics in the initial version of Nelson and Winter is concentrated on the analysis of the evolution of industries and markets and in that entrepreneurial innovation activities. But a theory of the firm beneath the level of the industry is not taken into account to a large extent....
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This paper draws upon a questionnaire survey, conducted 1996 in 1900 Danish Firms, on technical and organisational change. The topics in the survey were among others if firms been through significant organizational change, how the firm had developed its human resources, and what were the motives...
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). We consider sellers that monopolistically compete in prices but have incomplete information about the structure of the …
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month of the shock. The standard Calvo model and the standard sticky-information model can match this finding only under …
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how lack of information about one's own type, but willingness to experiment to learn one's type, may lead to short …
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