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Direct linkButts, Carter T.; Rode, David C. – Social Forces, 2007
We define a "hot potato" to be a good that may be traded a finite number of times, but which becomes a bad if and when it can no longer be exchanged. We describe a game involving such goods, and show that non-acceptance is a unique subgame perfect Nash equilibrium for rational egoists. Contrastingly, experiments with human subjects show…
Descriptors: Play, Participant Characteristics, Value Judgment, Economic Factors
