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Yeah, my intuition is that the person evaluating the behavior is misunderstanding it, and the person doing it could tell you if they were comfortable. The idea
by wilg 7y ago
Yeah, my intuition is that the person evaluating the behavior is misunderstanding it, and the person doing it could tell you if they were comfortable.
The idea of "hiding it" seems way too loaded, because it's usually in a context with an implicit value judgement.
I suspect that there are multiple factors of various importance going into every decision, and the observer is reducing, reprioritizing, and judging it against their own opinions.
Perhaps that book or some other source offers a more rigorous analysis.
- thanatropism 7y agoAs someone else said, Hanson is an economist. Signaling is taught in Game Theory 101 in undergrad econ. Varian, Pyndick etc probably have plenty of "more rigorous analysis".