An Incomplete Information Static Game Evaluating Community-Based Forest Management in Zagros, Iran

Environmental Remedies: an Incomplete Information Aggregation Game

The burden of resolving an environmental problem is typically shared among several responsible parties. To clarify the nature and extent of the problem, these parties must provide information to the regulator. Based on this information, the regulator will instigate an investigation of the problem, to determine an appropriate remedy. This paper investigates the incentives facing agents to promot...

Static Game Research on Incomplete Information of Internet Governance- Based on Game of the Chinese Government Regulators and Internet Companies

Internet economy is a new economic phenomenon generated in information network era and has become an essential element of economic development and social operation. Due to the characteristics of height credit, virtualization of economic forms and changing patterns in the Internet economy, the massive illegal criminality also has produced in different forms at the same time, which necessitates g...

Evaluating Green Supply Chain Management with Incomplete Information

There has been a growing interest in firms’ environmental sustainability activities to improve environmental practices in their supply chain. This study aims to deal with supplier evaluation of firm’s green supply chain management (GSCM) criteria with incomplete information. Nevertheless, the suitable supplier is a key strategic direction in eliminating environmental impact on supply chain mana...

How Important Are Endogenous Peer Effects in Group Lending? Estimating a Static Game of Incomplete Information

We quantify the importance of endogenous peer effects in group lending programs by estimating a static game of incomplete information. Endogenous peer effects describe how one’s behavior is affected by the behavior of her peers. Using a rich dataset from a group lending program in India, our empirical analysis presents a robust finding of large peer effects. The preferred model suggests that th...

Part III Static Games of Incomplete Information