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Multi‐battle contests: an experimental studyMago et al., 2017
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- Mago S
- Sheremeta R
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- Southern Economic Journal
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We examine behavior of subjects in simultaneous and sequential multi‐battle contests, where each individual battle is modeled as an all‐pay auction with complete information. In simultaneous best‐of‐three contests, subjects are predicted to make positive bids in all three …
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