We study a class of two-player repeated games with incomplete information and informational externalities. In these games, two states are chosen at the outset, and players get private information on the pair, before engaging in repeated play. The payoff of each player only depends on his ‘own’ state and on his own action. We study to what extent, and how, information can be exchanged in equilib...

We address in this paper the problem of measuring the visibility complexity of scene animation in flatland. In our previous work we proposed a complexity measure which quantifies the information transfer in a scene. Here we introduce a new measure based also on information theory in order to capture the complexity of movement. Our approach measures the dissimilarity between successive frames of...

This study aimed to investigate the impact of information technology on the quality of accounting information was made in 2014. A survey of 425 executives of listed companies in Tehran Stock Exchange, using the Cochran formula simple random sampling method, 84 managers of these companies as the sample size was considered. Methods of data collection based on questionnaire information technology ...

Although business models have been widely implicated as key influences on the performance of firms, empirical studies investigating the relationship between business models and performance are limited. In this study, we theorize and propose to empirically examine the influence of two elements of a business model: organizational form and revenue model on the sustainability of new ventures. We co...