Social Value of Public Information¶
Morris, S., & Shin, H. S. (2002). Social Value of Public Information.
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Domain-specific¶
- Beauty Contest Game
- Experimental economics — the home turf: the canonical workhorse for measuring cognitive-hierarchy / level-k reasoning across cultures, expertise levels, and incentive structures. Macroeconomic expectations — the beauty-contest payoff (utility decreasing in distance from the average action) is the analytic core of Morris-Shin and Angeletos-style coordination-under-public-information models
This sourceThe Morris–Shin model of public information, in which agents weigh matching the fundamental against a coordination motive toward others' actions.
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- Experimental economics — the home turf: the canonical workhorse for measuring cognitive-hierarchy / level-k reasoning across cultures, expertise levels, and incentive structures. Macroeconomic expectations — the beauty-contest payoff (utility decreasing in distance from the average action) is the analytic core of Morris-Shin and Angeletos-style coordination-under-public-information models
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