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reducing liquidity. Furthermore, risk information causes the firm's price to contain more information when its investment …
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mandatory segment reporting in the U.S., we uncover a reduction in investment-q sensitivity, indicating lower investment … and lower financing constraints. Constrained firms exhibit no change in investment-q sensitivity, suggesting that they …
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the information structure, the mode of competition, and the degree of product differentiation. Moreover, in our experiment …
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We analyze a model of competition in Bayesian persuasion in which multiple symmetric senders vie for the patronage of a …
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We analyze a model of competition in Bayesian persuasion in which two senders vie for the patronage of a receiver by … approaches its maximum possible value, the competition becomes so intense that both senders engage in full disclosure in the …
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-disclosure as bad news, leading to the failure of complete unravelling. This paper experimentally examines whether competition … examine whether receivers' naivety about non-disclosed information decreases with competition between senders. We find that … complete unravelling fails to occur without competition. However, with competition, there is significantly higher unravelling …
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Recent developments in information and communication technologies allow candidates for office to engage in sophisticated messaging strategies to influence voter choice. We consider how access to different technologies influence the choice of policy platforms by candidates. We find that when...
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to more disclosure but depends on the level of competition in the market. Conversely, increasing competition does not …
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-disclosure as bad news, leading to the failure of complete unravelling. This paper experimentally examines whether competition … examine whether receivers' naivety about non-disclosed information decreases with competition between senders. We find that … complete unravelling fails to occur without competition. However, with competition, there is significantly higher unravelling …
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We analyze how voluntary disclosure of information by bidders affects the outcome of optimally designed auctions. In a single-object auction environment, we assume that before the revenue-maximizing auctioneer designs the auction, bidders noncooperatively choose signal structures that disclose...
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