BUBBLES, CRASHES, AND ENDOGENOUS UNCERTAINTY IN LINKED ASSET AND PRODUCT MARKETS

In laboratory asset markets, subjects trade shares of a firm whose profits in a linked product market determine dividends. Treatments vary whether dividend information is revealed once per period or in real time and whether the firm is controlled by a profit-maximizing robot or human subject. The la...

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Published inInternational economic review (Philadelphia) Vol. 57; no. 1; pp. 155 - 176
Main Authors Jaworski, Taylor, Kimbrough, Erik O.
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LanguageEnglish
Published Philadelphia Blackwell Publishing Ltd 01.02.2016
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1468-2354
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Abstract In laboratory asset markets, subjects trade shares of a firm whose profits in a linked product market determine dividends. Treatments vary whether dividend information is revealed once per period or in real time and whether the firm is controlled by a profit-maximizing robot or human subject. The latter variation induces uncertainty about firm behavior, bridging the gap between laboratory and field markets. Our data replicate well-known features of laboratory asset markets (e.g., bubbles), suggesting these are robust to a market-based dividend process. Compared to a sample of previous experiments, both real-time information revelation and endogenous uncertainty impede the bubble-mitigating impact of experience.
AbstractList In laboratory asset markets, subjects trade shares of a firm whose profits in a linked product market determine dividends. Treatments vary whether dividend information is revealed once per period or in real time and whether the firm is controlled by a profit-maximizing robot or human subject. The latter variation induces uncertainty about firm behavior, bridging the gap between laboratory and field markets. Our data replicate well-known features of laboratory asset markets (e.g., bubbles), suggesting these are robust to a market-based dividend process. Compared to a sample of previous experiments, both real-time information revelation and endogenous uncertainty impede the bubble-mitigating impact of experience. [web URL: http://onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1111/iere.12151/abstract]
In laboratory asset markets, subjects trade shares of a firm whose profits in a linked product market determine dividends. Treatments vary whether dividend information is revealed once per period or in real time and whether the firm is controlled by a profit-maximizing robot or human subject. The latter variation induces uncertainty about firm behavior, bridging the gap between laboratory and field markets. Our data replicate well-known features of laboratory asset markets (e.g., bubbles), suggesting these are robust to a market-based dividend process. Compared to a sample of previous experiments, both real-time information revelation and endogenous uncertainty impede the bubble-mitigating impact of experience.
Author Jaworski, Taylor
Kimbrough, Erik O.
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An earlier version of this article was circulated under the title “An Experimental Examination of Asset Pricing under Market Uncertainty.” The authors thank the International Foundation for Research in Experimental Economics Small Grants Program for providing funding for a preliminary version of this project and providing useful comments on our ideas, and we thank the Economic Science Institute at Chapman University for the use of their laboratory during those early stages. We also thank the Social Sciences and Humanities Research Council of Canada for funding. We received numerous helpful comments from three anonymous referees and the editor, Hanming Fang, as well as Cary Deck, Martin Dufwenberg, Shengle Lin, Ryan Oprea, Dave Porter, Andrew Smyth, and participants in seminars at the Southern Economic Association Annual Conference and the Luxembourg School of Finance. We acknowledge the able assistance of Kyle Bjordahl and Andriy Baranskyy for programming (and reprogramming) our software, and we thank Yiqing (Phyllis) Zhou for excellent research assistance. All remaining errors are our own. Please address correspondence to: Erik O. Kimbrough, Department of Economics, Simon Fraser University, 8888 University Drive ‐ WMC 4663, Burnaby, BC V5A 1S6, Canada. E‐mail
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