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Teck Ho
economist · 4 mentions across 1 reading
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Teck Ho is an experimental economist known for work on cognitive hierarchy theory and bounded rationality in strategic decision-making, appearing here alongside Colin Camerer in foundational papers (HCW 98, CHC) that model how players with different levels of strategic sophistication interact in games. His contribution to the readings enables a framework for understanding incomplete information and "k-step thinking"—where agents operate with limited foresight rather than full rational expectations—a concept central to theorizing disequilibrium behavior in systems with heterogeneous cognitive capacities.
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