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Rational herd behavior and informationally efficient security prices have long been considered to be mutually exclusive but for exceptional cases. In this paper we describe conditions on the underlying information structure that are necessary and sufficient for informational herding. Employing a...
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We study the effect of stochastically delayed communication on common knowledge acquisition (common learning). If messages do not report dispatch times, communication prevents common learning under general conditions even if common knowledge is acquired without communication. If messages report...
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highlights how learning and inventory management enable search intermediaries to internalize information externalities generated … in unintermediated private search. …
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A committee decides by unanimity whether to accept the current alternative, or to continue costly search. Alternatives …
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management enable search intermediaries to internalize information externalities generated in unintermediated private search. …
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equilibrium search model of the labor market with an endogenous number of contacts between workers and firms. Workers contact … estimated parameter values welfare is improved if unemployed workers increase their search intensity. …
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. Intermediaries may either be firms that buy goods and hold inventory or brokers who search on behalf of their clients but do not buy …
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We construct a dynamic equilibrium model where there is costly search in the goods market and the labor market … generates these results largely because costly search gives an important role to the extensive margin of trade. …
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We show by example that communication can generate a failure of common knowledge acquisition. In the absence of communication, agents acquire approximate common knowledge of some parameter, but with communication they do not.
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We consider a standard social choice environment with linear utility and one-dimensional types. We show by counterexample that, when there are at least three physical alternatives, Bayes-Nash Incentive Compatibility (BIC) and Dominant Strategy Incentive Compatibility (DIC) need no longer be...
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