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Showing 1 to 6 of 6 for “"Signaling Games"”.
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Essays on signaling games under ambiguity
This dissertation studies two-person signaling games where the players are assumed to be Choquet expected utility maximizers a la Schmeidler (1989). The sender sends an ambiguous message to the receiver who updates his non-additive belief according to a f-Bayesian updating rule of Gilboa and …
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Communication, Information, and Learning
… that applies to both cheap-talk and costly signaling games. Robust neologism proofness eliminates equilibria that can be undone by a certain kind of credible communication from the sender to the receiver. We show that robust neologism proof equilibria exist both in monotonic signaling games …
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Essays on Economic Decision Making
… individual's decision making in extensive-form games under ambiguity when the individual is ambiguous about an opponent's moves. In this chapter, a player follows Choquet Expected Utility preferences, since the standard Expected Utility cannot explain the situations of ambiguity. I raise the …
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Essays in econometrics
… view and analyzes the identification of signaling games. We extend the literature by allowing players to hold private information. Under the new information structure, we characterize the equilibrium of the game and propose smoothing procedure to ensure its existence. We propose a …
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Essays on Applied Game Theory and Public Economics
… with the framework of a two-type labor market signaling game, the second chapter investigates how tests of limited reliability affect the nature of equilibria in signaling games with asymmetric information. Our results show that, if a test is inaccurate and costly, only pooling PBE exists given …
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On the role of signaling in mitigation of road-traffic congestion: The price of anarchy of signaling-based strategies in stochastic networks
… information, she can also use randomized public signaling and personal recommendations. We revisit these programs and raise algorithmic concerns, but most importantly, we revisit Roughgarden's celebrated Price of Anarchy (PoA) in uncertain networks. Unexpectedly, no upper bound on the PoA holds …