In this paper, we study a general class of monotone signaling games, in which the support of the signal is limited or the cost of the signal is sufficiently low and as a result, there are multiple pooling equilibria. In those games, when we relax the usual single-crossing condition, the typical restrictions on the out-of-equilibrium beliefs suggested by previous literature cannot discard any of the equilibria obtained. For this reason, we develop a new refinement called the most profitable deviator, which will be useful to select a unique equilibrium in those games. Additionally, when the standard single-crossing condition is satisfied, our criterion also chooses a unique equilibrium, which is the same as that selected by previous literatur...
In this paper we investigate the consequences of introducing a cost to observe the signal in an othe...
Abstract For a number of important applications of signaling, it is sometimes more reasonable to ass...
Models of costly signalling are commonly employed in evolutionary biology in order to explain how ho...
We study the monotonicity of sender’s equilibrium strategy with respect to her type in signalling ga...
We study equilibrium selection in signaling games by perfect fore-sight dynamics. We consider a sign...
I study a multi-sender signaling game between an uninformed decision maker and two senders with comm...
In this paper we study how the presence of a small amount of noise in signaling games impacts on th...
In games with costly signaling, some equilibria are vulnerable to deviations which could be "unambig...
Using a network approach we provide a characterization of a separating equilibrium for standard sign...
We present a refinement of the set of sequential equilibria [Kreps & Wilson (1982)] for generic sign...
This paper studies an econometric modeling of a signaling game with two players where one player has...
The first chapter of this thesis presents robust neologism proofness, an equilibrium refinement that...
This paper analyses the optimal combination of costly and costless messages that a Sender uses in a ...
This paper provides a general analysis of signaling under doublecrossing preferences with a continuu...
The paper provides an analysis of a sender-receiver sequential signaling game. The private informati...
In this paper we investigate the consequences of introducing a cost to observe the signal in an othe...
Abstract For a number of important applications of signaling, it is sometimes more reasonable to ass...
Models of costly signalling are commonly employed in evolutionary biology in order to explain how ho...
We study the monotonicity of sender’s equilibrium strategy with respect to her type in signalling ga...
We study equilibrium selection in signaling games by perfect fore-sight dynamics. We consider a sign...
I study a multi-sender signaling game between an uninformed decision maker and two senders with comm...
In this paper we study how the presence of a small amount of noise in signaling games impacts on th...
In games with costly signaling, some equilibria are vulnerable to deviations which could be "unambig...
Using a network approach we provide a characterization of a separating equilibrium for standard sign...
We present a refinement of the set of sequential equilibria [Kreps & Wilson (1982)] for generic sign...
This paper studies an econometric modeling of a signaling game with two players where one player has...
The first chapter of this thesis presents robust neologism proofness, an equilibrium refinement that...
This paper analyses the optimal combination of costly and costless messages that a Sender uses in a ...
This paper provides a general analysis of signaling under doublecrossing preferences with a continuu...
The paper provides an analysis of a sender-receiver sequential signaling game. The private informati...
In this paper we investigate the consequences of introducing a cost to observe the signal in an othe...
Abstract For a number of important applications of signaling, it is sometimes more reasonable to ass...
Models of costly signalling are commonly employed in evolutionary biology in order to explain how ho...