Learning to be Imperfect: The Ultimatum Game
This paper investigates the Ultimatum Game and its interactive learning processes under uncertainty. It challenges traditional game theory predictions, showcasing that actual player behavior leads to Nash equilibria rather than subgame-perfect outcomes. The authors examine how noise and decision-making dynamics influence player strategies in economic games.
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The paper discusses findings relevant to ongoing research and economic experiments beginning in 1994, with no specific deadlines for submission or related events outlined for 2024 and 2025.
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The purpose of this form is to facilitate the understanding and application of the Ultimatum Game within economic research. It aims to provide a structured framework for users to input their findings and insights on this economic behavior. Ultimately, it serves as a tool for fostering further research and discussion in game theory and behavioral economics.
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- 1. Player I's Offer: Amount offered by the first player in the Ultimatum Game.
- 2. Player II's Response: Response of the second player to the offer from Player I.
- 3. Experimental Details: Information related to the settings and context of the experiment.
- 4. Outcome of the Game: Final results regarding the acceptance or rejection of the offer.
- 5. Additional Notes: Space for any observations or comments from the participants.
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- 1. In Educational Contexts: Ideal for students and educators exploring game theory.
- 2. For Research Purposes: Utilized by researchers collecting data on behavioral economics.
- 3. During Economic Experiments: Applicable in experimental settings that assess decision-making strategies.
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What is the Ultimatum Game?
The Ultimatum Game is an economic scenario where one player makes an offer to another on how to divide a sum of money, with the second player having the option to accept or reject the offer.
How does this paper contribute to game theory?
This paper presents experimental findings that challenge traditional game theory predictions, emphasizing the role of interactive learning and noise in the Ultimatum Game.
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What does 'Nash equilibrium' mean?
Nash equilibrium refers to a situation in a game where no player can benefit from changing their strategy while the other players keep theirs unchanged.
What are the main findings of this paper?
The paper finds that interactive learning processes result in outcomes that are Nash equilibria rather than subgame-perfect equilibria.
Who should read this file?
Students, researchers, educators, and policymakers interested in economic behavior and game theory would benefit from reading this paper.
Why is traditional game theory questioned?
Traditional game theory is questioned because empirical results show that actual player behavior often deviates from theoretical predictions.
