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We analyze boundedly rational updating from aggregate statistics in a modelwith binary actions and binary states. Agents each take an irreversible action in sequence after observing the unordered set of previous actions. Each agent first forms her prior based on the aggregate statistic, then...
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This paper provides a model of social learning where the order in which actions are taken is determined by an $m$-dimensional integer lattice rather than along a line as in the herding model. The observation structure is determined by a random network. Every agent links to each of his preceding...
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This paper provides a model of social learning where the order in which actions are taken is determined by an m-dimensional integer lattice rather than along a line as in the herding model. The observation structure is determined by a random network. Every agent links to each of his preceding...
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We address the question to which degree the private information of a decision maker is revealed through his action, in an environment with compact metrizable state and action space. We show that the decision maker's optimal action reveals his posterior distribution for a generic set of...
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An investor has a strictly increasing Bernoulli utility function. He chooses an expected utility maximizing portfolio among a finite set of assets with random return profile. A compensation scheme assigns positive payments to the investor depending on his portfolio and the realized return...
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This paper analyzes a sequential social learning game with a general utility function, state and action space. We show that asymptotic learning holds for every utility function if and only if signals are totally unbounded, i.e., the support of the private posterior probability of every event...
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