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Who Enters the Record? Paywalls, Contributor Selection, and Social Learning
This paper studies social learning when buying access to previous decisions also determines whose decision enters the record. Individuals first receive private information and then decide whether to pay for access. A positive price selects relatively weak private beliefs. With one founding observati
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