In Simple Communication Games, When Does Ex Ante Fact-Finding Benefit the Receiver?

Mark Whitmeyer

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Abstract: Always, if the number of states is equal to two; or if the number of receiver actions is equal to two and i. The number of states is three or fewer, or ii. The game is cheap talk, or ii. There are just two available messages for the sender. A counterexample is provided for each failure of these conditions.

Date: 2020-01
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