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Experiment 3 Asymmetric information 2 Asymmetrische Information 2 Economics of information 2 Game theory 2 Informationsökonomik 2 Spieltheorie 2 Decision 1 Entscheidung 1 Forgoing information 1 Games 1 Information behaviour 1 Information value 1 Informationsverhalten 1 Informationswert 1 Interactive decision-making 1 Rationality 1 Rationalität 1 Strategic commitment 1 Value of information 1
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Kandel, Emanuel 3 Mugerman, Yevgeny 3 Winter, Eyal 3
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Strategic commitment to forgo information : evidence from the lab
Kandel, Emanuel; Mugerman, Yevgeny; Winter, Eyal - In: Games and economic behavior 150 (2025), pp. 401-414
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Strategic Commitment to Forgo Information : Evidence from the Lab
Kandel, Emanuel; Mugerman, Yevgeny; Winter, Eyal - 2023
We use laboratory experiments to study the subjects’ decisions to forgo costless information in interactive situations. Participants were paired, presented with two games, and were asked individually to choose whether or not to learn (at no cost) which game is being played. This choice is made...
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Rule Rationality : Evidence from the Lab
Kandel, Emanuel - 2020
In this paper, we examine the concept of rule rationality, which implies that people do not necessarily maximize their utility in each action, but rather follow behavioral rules that, on average, maximize utility. Building on Aumann (2019) and Heller and Winter (2016), we test this concept in a...
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