| T184 |
164-837 |
Sentence |
denotes |
Figure 3a,b show that (1) if the initial information is 1 or 0.8 and the individual threshold is in [0,0.7], the optimal disclosing threshold has a 91.75% probability of being in the middle, and mostly (66.89%) falls within [0.6,0.8]; (2) if the initial information is 0.6 and the individual threshold is in [0,0.5], the government has a 93.00% probability of dealing with a trade-off (Figure 3c), and the optimal disclosing threshold mostly (77.78%) falls in [0.4,0.6]; (3) if the initial information is 0.4, the optimal disclosing threshold will almost certainly be greater than 0.4 (99.98%), but the distribution is too scattered to give a specific interval (Figure 3d). |
