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    <p>Now enter the third part of the experiment. From now on, buyers and sellers are in a market where the quality and value of goods should be positively correlated. 
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        For example, when a buyer guesses that the quality of an item with an initial price of $100 is 0.6 and sends a counter-offer of $50 but is rejected by the seller, it may be because the quality of the item is higher than 0.6. 
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        The formula for calculating the earnings earned by buyers and sellers in the experiment is the same as the first two parts of the previous experiment.

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