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The experiment involves a market consisting of three Owners and three Buyers. You have a 50% chance of being assigned to either role, so it is important that you carefully read the instructions for both Owners and Buyers.

Buyers can bid for shares of assets owned by Owners. Each Owner owns one asset that has a beginning value of {{C.BEGINNING_ASSET_VALUE}} points.

Owners perform two jobs:
(1) Owners make a choice that will influence their asset’s final value. This choice influences how much the asset’s value will increase or decrease from its initial value of {{C.BEGINNING_ASSET_VALUE}} points.
(2) Owners also make a prediction about how much their asset’s value will increase or decrease from the initial value of {{C.BEGINNING_ASSET_VALUE}} points.

Buyers will view all three Owners’ predictions and will then bid on each asset available in the market.

The market will repeat over several identical rounds. In each round, Owners’ assets always start with a value of {{C.BEGINNING_ASSET_VALUE}} points and Buyers can always bid to obtain a share of each asset.