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1. A Appendix A.1 Alternative behavioral concepts Cursed equilibrium The relation to cursed equilibrium (Eyster and Rabin, 2005) has been discussed in the Introduction: Both concepts assume that players have a mistaken understanding of the type distribution. Given the degree of cursedness χ ∈ [0,1], cursed players assign weight 1−χ to the Bayesian case and χ to the event that their opponents’ types are random and uninformative given the own signal. In the latter case, the opponents play the average strategy σi(a−i|ti) = ∑t−i∈T−i Pr(t−i|ti)∏j6=i σj(aj|tj), and overall, cursed players expect payoffs πCurse i ai|ti,σ−i = (1−χ) ∑ t−i∈T−i ∑ a−i∈A−i Pr(t−i|ti) pi (ai,a−i),(ti,t−i) ∏ j6=i σj(aj|tj) +χ ∑ t−i∈T−i ∑ a−i∈A−i Pr(t−i|ti) pi (ai,a−i),(ti,t−i)
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2. σi(a−i|ti). (9) A strategy profile σ = (σ1,...,σn) is a χ-cursed equilibrium if σi(|ti) ∈ BRti(σ−i|πCurse i ) for all i and ti. I am not aware of independent evidence supporting “random projection” as in cursed equilibrium (as opposed to projection of the own type), but cursed equilibrium appears well-suited to capture beliefs if type sets are asymmetric. Market interactions with one-sided incomplete information as analyzed in Eyster and Rabin (2005) are a prototypical example. In such asymmetric games, type projection appears less intuitive.
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