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Crawford, Vincent P. Weizsäcker, Georg Broseta, Bruno Huck, Steffen Zauner, Klaus G. Iriberri, Nagore Cuevas, Carlos E. Gerasimou, Georgios Brown, Heather W. Battu, Harminder Shimoji, Makoto Ivanov, Asen Levin, Dan Niederle, Muriel Shimoji, Makoto Tavares, José All co-authors beliefs games actions behavior experimental causal experiment variables game subjects spieltheorie trust instrumental study effect belief normal form creating paper allows relevant events state decisions player normalformspiel person equilibrium social economic erwartungsbildung changes play guessing suggested information significant statements procedure house estimate stated strategic cognition payoffs little agent exogenous where estimates average searches deviations informationsverhalten sozialkapital vertrauen confidence kausalanalyse kognition models partnership prices contexts elusive variable agents surveys participants explicitly known relation behavioral discusses possibility conduct
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Miguel A. Costa-Gomes Alternative spellings: Miguel Costa-Gomes Miguel Costa-Gomes Biblio: Tätig an der Univ. of Aberdeen; Tätig an der Univ. of York, Heslington, UK; Tätig an der Univ. of California, San Diego, Calif., USA; tätig an der Harvard Business School, Boston, Mass., USA
Publishing years Series Discussion papers in economics (3) Discussion paper / Department of Economics, University of California San Diego (3) Discussion paper / Institute of Social and Economic Research (2) School of Economics and Finance discussion paper (1) Discussion paper (1) IZA Discussion Paper (1) Discussion papers / Deutsches Institut für Wirtschaftsforschung (1) Discussion paper series / IZA (1) DIW Berlin Discussion Paper (1) Discussion papers / Department of Economics, University of California San Diego (1) Working paper series (1) 
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