The time path of asset prices is studied within a stationary experimental environment. several replications prices converge to a perfect foresight equilibrium. A sequential having an "informational trap" and a futures market are also studied.

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Forsythe et al. (Sat,) studied this question.

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1Competitive Equilibrium with Middlemen: An Empirical Study1981 · 56 citations
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