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Disagreeing About What the Buyer Might Learn
Jonathan Libgober
I introduce a robustness criterion for settings where players may disagree about the distribution over signals induced by endogenously chosen information. In the spirit of Hansen a…
Organization Design for Complex Worlds
Jonathan Libgober
I study the role of \emph{horizontal complexity} -- defined as the variation in actions that similar tasks require -- in organization design. A continuum of workers each choose an…
Misspecified learning and evolutionary stability
Kevin He, Jonathan Libgober
We extend the indirect evolutionary approach to the selection of (possibly misspecified) models. Agents with different models match in pairs to play a stage game, where models defi…
Incentivizing Forecasters to Learn: Summarized vs. Unrestricted Advice
Yingkai Li, Jonathan Libgober
How should forecasters be incentivized to acquire the most information when learning takes place over time? We address this question in the context of a novel dynamic mechanism des…
With a Grain of Salt: Uncertain Veracity of External News and Firm Disclosures
Jonathan Libgober, Beatrice Michaeli, Elyashiv Wiedman
We examine how uncertain veracity of external news influences investor beliefs, market prices and corporate disclosures. Despite assuming independence between the news' veracity an…
Familiarity Facilitates Adoption: Evidence from Electric Vehicles
Jonathan Libgober, Ruozi Song
This paper shows that a non-price intervention which increased the prevalence of a new technology facilitated its further adoption. The BlueLA program put Electric Vehicles (EVs) f…
Sequentially Optimal Pricing under Informational Robustness
Zihao Li, Jonathan Libgober, Xiaosheng Mu
A seller sells an object over time but is uncertain how the buyer learns their willingness-to-pay. We consider informational robustness under \textit{limited commitment}, where the…
Evolutionarily Stable (Mis)specifications: Theory and Applications
Kevin He, Jonathan Libgober
Toward explaining the persistence of biased inferences, we propose a framework to evaluate competing (mis)specifications in strategic settings. Agents with heterogeneous (mis)speci…