International Workshop on Challenges and Visions in the Social Sciences

Signalling models and experiments. A research perspective

author:Andreas Diekmann, ETH Zurich
published: Sept. 26, 2008, recorded: August 2008, views: 54

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0:00	Signaling Models and Experiments A Research Perspective
0:52	Picture 1
1:14	Signaling Theory
4:14	Signaling your type!
5:28	Faculty meeting, University of Bern
6:33	Trust game under incomplete information with Signaling
9:10	Example: Microcredits
10:02	Example: Engagement rings
10:52	Trust game with signals of trustworthiness
13:10	Conditions for a separating signaling equilibrium
15:06	Hypotheses
16:00	Experimental Design
17:07	Signaling experiment 1
21:46	Learning: Evolution of Response to Signal
21:49	Signaling experiment 2 (design)
22:14	Signaling experiment 2 (results)
23:18	Research Perspective and Challenges
29:17	- Questions

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