does imperfect data privacy stop people from collecting personal data?

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Abstract
Many companies try to access personal information to discriminate among consumers. We analyse how privacy regulations affect the acquisition and disclosure of information in a simple game of persuasion. Theory predicts that no data will be acquired with Disclosure Duty of collected data whereas Consent Law with perfect privacy results in complete information acquisition. Imperfect privacy, i.e., an environment in which leaks of collected data are possible, gives rise to multiple equilibria. Results from a laboratory experiment confirm the qualitative differences between Consent Law and Disclosure Duty and show that imperfect privacy does not stop people from collecting personal information.
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Authors ;Simeon Schudy;Verena Utikal
Journal journal of macromolecular science, part c
Year 2018
DOI
10.3390/g9010014
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http://www.mdpi.com/2073-4336/9/1/14
Keywords
experiment data privacy

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