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26. Behavioral patterns in social networks

Author

Conte, Anna, Di Cagno, Daniela T., and Sciubba, Emanuela

Subjects
Online games -- Evaluation, Mixture models -- Usage, Econometric models -- Usage, User groups -- Behavior -- Reports, Behavioral assessment -- Models, Social networks -- Usage, Online game, User group, Business, general, Economics
Abstract

In this article, we focus on the analysis of individual decision-making for the formation of social networks, using experimentally generated data. We analyze the determinants of the individual demand for links under the assumption of agents ' static expectations and identify patterns of behavior that correspond to three specific objectives: players propose links so as to maximize expected profits (myopic best response strategy); players attempt to establish the largest number of direct links (reciprocator strategy); and players maximize expected profits per direct link (opportunistic strategy). These strategies explain approximately 74% of the observed choices. We demonstrate that they are deliberately adopted and, by means of a finite mixture model, well identified and separated in our sample. (JEL C33, C35, C90, D85), I. INTRODUCTION Individual strategies for network formation can be extremely complex. The main reason for this is that a network differs from a series of bilateral relationships because of the [...]

Published
2015
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39. Do Investors Rely on Robots? Evidence from an Experimental Study

Author

Alemanni, Barbara, Angelovski, Andrej, di Cagno, Daniela Teresa, Galliera, Arianna, Linciano, Nadia, Marazzi, Francesca, and Soccorso, Paola

Subjects
FinTech, portfolio choice, robo advice, MiFID II, investment decisions, Settore SECS-P/03 - SCIENZA DELLE FINANZE, digitalisation, FinTech, digitalisation, robo advice, MiFID II, portfolio choice, investment decisions, experimental analysis, laboratory, experimental analysis, laboratory, Settore SECS-P/01 - ECONOMIA POLITICA
Published
2020

40. Gli effetti della modalità di comunicazione del rischio sulle scelte di investimento finanziario: i risultati di un esperimento.

Author

BUSO, IRENE MARIA, DI CAGNO, DANIELA, LAROCCA, VITTORIO, and SPADONI, LORENZO

Abstract

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Published
2022
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43. Telling the other what one knows? Strategic lying in a modified acquiring-a-company experiment with two-sided private information

Author

Angelovski, Andrej, Di Cagno, Daniela, Guth, Werner, and Marazzi, Francesca

Subjects
ComputingMilieux_COMPUTERSANDSOCIETY
Abstract

Lying for a strategic advantage is to be expected in commercial interactions. But would this be more or less obvious when lying could come from either party and question mutually profitable exchange? To explore this, we modify the acquiring-a-company game (Samuelson and Bazerman in Res Exp Econ 3:105–138, 1985) by letting both, buyer and seller, be privately informed. Specifically, the value of the company for the buyer is known only by the seller; whereas, only the buyer is aware by which proportion the sellers evaluation is lower than that of the buyer. Before bargaining, both parties can reveal what they know via cheap-talk numerical messages. Game theoretically, the pooling equilibrium may or may not allow for trade depending on the commonly known expected evaluation discrepancy. By mutually revealing what one knows, one could boost trade and efficiency. Although strategic misreporting prevails quite generally, it is higher for sellers throughout the experiment. Regarding gender, women misreport less, especially as sellers, and offer higher prices.

Published
2019

44. Algorithms in conflict resolution: A lab experiment

Author

Dall'Aglio, Marco, Di Cagno, Daniela Teresa, and Marazzi, Francesca

Subjects
Lab Experiment, Fair Division, Dispute and Conflict Resolution, Fair Division, Lab Experiment, Dispute and Conflict Resolution
Published
2019

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