a. HCW (98) is Ho, Camerer, Weigelt AER 98; CHC are new data from Camerer, Ho, and Chong; CHW is Camerer, Ho, Weigelt (unpublished); Kovalchik is data reported by Kovalchik et al. [in press].
values derived from simple axioms mentioned abo…Finally, the ultimate goal of the laboratory honing of simple models is to explain behavior in the economy. Models of iterated thinking could prove useful in thinking about asset markets, speculation and betting, contract structure, and oth…
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Chong appears primarily as a co-author in behavioral economics experiments with Camerer and Ho on iterated thinking and strategic decision-making, contributing empirical data (CHC) that tests models of bounded rationality in game-theoretic contexts. The citation places this work within a broader project of using laboratory models to explain real-world economic behavior, particularly in markets and speculation where iterative reasoning matters. This research is referenced here as evidence for how computational models of cognition can be grounded in experimental data.
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