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How to intuitively understand the 'Intuitive criterion'?
The intuitive criterion by Cho and Kreps is a refinement to minimise the set of perfect Bayesian equilibria in signalling games. What would a simple and intuitive example to explain this criterion be? Assume any undergrad student should be easily able to appreciate the refinement through the example.
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