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Overall, communication substantially reduces suspicion, but some receivers become more suspicious during the communication. We disentangle these effects using machine learning methods to analyze the chat logs.

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We focus on the impact of open communication on the receivers’ suspicion as measured by the size of the deviation from the senders’ recommendation before and after the communication.

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In this paper, we study how communication influences suspicion. The experiment uses a senderreceiver setup with a low probability of misaligned incentives for senders and receivers.

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@elliottash.bsky.social, Associate Professor of Law, Economics, and Data Science @ethzurich.bsky.social, as our keynote speaker. He is the Scientific Lead in the Swiss AI Initiative, a @cepr.org Research Affiliate, and an Associate Editor at the Economics Journal.

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We are delighted to welcome @elliottash.bsky.social, Associate Professor of Law, Economics, and Data Science at ETH, as our keynote speaker. Prof. Ash is the Scientific Lead in the Swiss AI Initiative, a CERP Research Affiliate (Political Economy), and an Associate Editor at the Economic Journal.

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