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Same Mean Lag, Different Stability: Periodic Implementation in Adaptive Competition
Can two implementation processes with the same mean lag give opposite stability predictions for adaptive competition? We show that they can, and quantify the discrepancy. The motivating problem is technological coadaptation: decisions are revised while earlier changes are still being implemented and
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