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depends on the size of the group, on the degree of overconfidence, and on the accuracy of individuals' private information …
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Bergin and Lipman (1996) prove that equilibrium selection in the evolutionary dynamics of Kandori et al. (1993) and Young (1993), is not robust to variations in mutation rates across states. Specifically, a risk dominant equilibrium can be selected against if mutation rates are higher in its...
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Invariant selection of the risk-dominant equilibrium of evolutionary coordination games with "skew-symmetric" noise processes is extended to the case of simultaneous strategy revisions.
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evolution of institutions guides the evolution of goods and services. …
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Kauffman’s Nk model, showing that if evolution it is based on trial-and-error search process, it leads generally to sub …
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There is a schism within economics between the neoclassical and behavioral schools. A primary cause of the behavioral ascent is the experimental evidence of deviations between actual behavior and the neoclassical prediction of behavior. While behavioral scholars have documented these...
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circumstances under which evolution would push preferences away from the self-interested perfectly-rational expected utility …
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