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assignment of the right workers to the right firms is time consuming because of search and learning frictions. The rate at which …
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indicate that search costs are sizable. We show that wrongfully assuming consumers are not learning while searching can lead to …
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's beliefs, search costs and preferences. Learning plays an essential role in this strategy: it creates variation of posterior …
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We study a sequential social learning model where agents privately acquire information by costly search. Search costs … of agents are private to them, and are independently and identically distributed. We show that asymptotic learning occurs … if and only if search costs are not bounded away from zero. We explicitly characterize the speed of learning for the case …
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assignment of the right workers to the right firms is time consuming because of search and learning frictions. The rate at which …
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The sequential search problem, without the assumption that the searcher knows the underlying distribution, is investigated. Both search with recall and without recall are examined. Sufficient conditions for the existence of optimal stopping rules with the reservation property are provided....
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assignment of the right workers to the right firms is time consuming because of search and learning frictions. The rate at which …
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two new attributes is found. The search paths emerging from this policy match recent evidence of consumer learning through …
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