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This paper estimates depth of reasoning in an Iterative Best Response model using data from Weber (<CitationRef CitationID="CR20">2003</CitationRef>) ten-period repeated guessing game with no feedback. Different mixture models are estimated and the type (Level-0, Level-1, etc) of each player is determined in every round using the...</citationref>
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We study beliefs and actions in a repeated normal-form game. Using a level-k model of limited strategic reasoning and allowing for other-regarding preferences, we classify action and belief choices with regard to their strategic sophistication and study their development over time. In addition...
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learning cannot generate the kind of contribution dynamics commonly attributed to the existence of conditional cooperators. We … learning. Copyright Economic Science Association 2013 …
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the critical role of learning in generating gains from positive gift exchange. Copyright Economic Science Association 2013 …
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Coordination problems are ubiquitous in social and economic life. Political mass demonstrations, the decision whether to join a speculative currency attack, investment in a risky venture, and capital flight from a particular country are all characterized by coordination problems. Furthermore,...
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Herding describes the phenomenon in decision-making where an economic agent disregards his own private information to follow the actions of his predecessors as in Banerjee (1992). With later decision-makers simply copying earlier decisions their private information cannot be inferred by other...
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rest to imperfect learning. However, as suggested by models of learning, we also confirm that the ultimatum game presents … an especially difficult environment for learning subgame perfection. Copyright Economic Science Association 2006 …
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