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Comparative risk attitude and the aggregation of single-crossing
Gregorio Curello, Ludvig Sinander, Mark Whitmeyer
In choice under risk, there is a standard notion of 'less risk-averse than', due to Yaari (1969). In the theory of comparative statics, the single-crossing property is satisfied by…
Best Garbling is No Garbling: Persuasion in Real Time
Can Urgun, Mark Whitmeyer
We study continuous-time persuasion where a sender controls both how informative a signal is over time and when to stop providing information to a receiver. There is an exogenous s…
The comparative statics of dominance
Gregorio Curello, Ludvig Sinander, Mark Whitmeyer
In finite problems comprising objects, cases, and an object- and case-contingent payoff function, we study the comparative statics of the set of undominated objects, meaning those…
Persuasion with Verifiable Information
Maria Titova, Kun Zhang
This paper studies a game in which an informed sender with state-independent preferences uses verifiable messages to convince a receiver to choose an action from a finite set. We c…
Robust Welfare under Imperfect Competition
Konstantin von Beringe, Mark Whitmeyer
We study welfare analysis for policy changes when supply and demand behavior are only partially known. We augment the robust approach pioneered by Kang and Vasserman (2025) by inco…
Outside options and risk attitude
Gregorio Curello, Ludvig Sinander, Mark Whitmeyer
We uncover a close link between outside options and risk attitude: when a decision-maker gains access to an outside option, her behaviour becomes less risk-averse, and conversely,…