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Game theory for startup decisions
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Module 9
Signaling Quality and Intent
1
Asymmetric Information: Identifying Hidden Knowledge
Identify situations of asymmetric information (e.g., you know your quality, but customers don't).
2
Signaling vs. Cheap Talk
Distinguish between a credible 'signal' and non-credible 'cheap talk'.
3
Signaling Quality: Pricing and Warranties
Analyze how actions like premium pricing and warranties can signal high quality to customers.
4
Premium Branding Through Signaling
Apply signaling principles to your branding and marketing to justify a premium position.
5
Balancing Transparency: When to Reveal or Conceal Business Plans
Evaluate when to reveal versus conceal information about your business plans.
6
Decoding Competitor Signals
Interpret competitors' actions (e.g., a major capacity expansion) as potential signals about their strategy.
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