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In this paper we provide a novel micro-foundation for outcomes commonly regarded as indicating a ``hot'' real estate market. We present a simple auction model in which list prices partially commit the seller, requiring acceptance of the highest offer at or above the list price but allowing...
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The physician induced demand literature finds that doctors tend to overtreat patients for financial gain. We analyze this phenomenon when patients are rationally skeptical of doctor's motives and can reject a proposed treatment. We find the classic physician induced demand approach understates...
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A principal must choose an agent to perform a task and faces a tradeoff in deciding when to hold a selection contest. Agents' types evolve and thus a later contest is more accurate. However, an agent's effort in the contest diminishes her task performance and the less time until the task, the...
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In some markets consumers seek exclusive consumption experiences, yet in these markets businesses sometimes market their goods widely and at low prices during an introduction period. We use a two-period game-theoretic model to provide a signaling explanation for this phenomenon. In our model,...
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