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Optimality of Public Persuasion in Job Seeking

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no DOI — not checkedFor example, we can construct a deterministic persuasion mechanism by setting: q(1|w) = 1 for w ? T , q(2|w) = 1 for w ? [z, 1] \ T , and q(?|w) = 1 for w < z, for some subset T ? [z, 1]
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