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Underconfidence and the low-experimentation trap
We study how confidence bias affects investment in learning via experimentation, a mechanism critical for technology adoption under uncertainty. Bias direction and strength are predicted to determine how willingness to experiment diverges from unbiased agents. Revealed demand for experimenting with
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