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This course studies recent developments in the literature on “persuasion games”. The goal is to develop a good understanding of these games, their theoretical underpinning, and the underlying economic mechanisms which they capture and emphasize. In each session a course participant actively presents a specific research papers in this field for 45 to 60 minutes, pointing out and explaining its main contributions. In the remaining 45 to 30 minutes, all course participants jointly and actively discuss the relevance and the relation to the rest of this literature. |
