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Learning under Ambiguity: An Experiment in Gradual Information Processing

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This experiment studies belief updating under ambiguity, using subjects' bid and ask prices for an asset with ambiguous payoff distribution.

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Bid and ask quotes allow for distinguishing between the two main paradigms of updating under ambiguity--full Bayesian updating and maximum likelihood updating. We find substantial heterogeneity in subjects' reaction to information.

The majority of subjects (54\%) chose quotes that were in line with full Bayesian updating, while another, non-negligible, group (35\%) behaved like maximum likelihood updaters. (JEL: G11, C91, D81)

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