**A.4 List of Figures and Tables**

#### **Figure 2.**

*Combined data from all 8 periods of one stage of a session. There are 80 values of Y selected in one stage. Dots indicate the number of subjects who played B. The hurdle function a(Y) is the minimal number of players needed for getting a reward while playing B. Dots below the hurdle function indicate states at which there was no successful attack. Dots on or above the hurdle function indicate successful attacks. Two points indicate the highest state up to which action B always failed and the lowest state from which B was always successful.*

**Figure 3.** *Evolution of coordination.*


**Table 1.** *Experiment: Summary.*

*Central Bank Transparency and Speculative Attacks: An Overview and Insights from… DOI: http://dx.doi.org/10.5772/intechopen.107247*


*Note: Each period is divided into a decision phase and an information phase. In the decision phase, each participant receives a table containing 10 situations of the true state Y. When all participants made their choices, the decision phase is finished and an information phase begins, where the value of Y is indicated for each situation your own decision and your gain. After the players return their papers, a new period begins and participants cannot see the information from the previous period. Nevertheless, they are allowed to take notes.*

#### **Table 2.**

*Example of a paper sheet received by a player during a certain round of the game (T = 20).*


#### **Table 3.**

*Wilcoxon matched pairs signed rank test.*

#### *Financial Crises – Challenges and Solutions*


*Note: \* indicates sessions where states with successful and failed attacks can be clearly divided.*

#### **Table 4.**

*Indeterminacy interval.*


#### **Table 5.**

*Observed mean threshold to success and an average width of the interval between the highest state, up to which action B always failed and the lowest state from which, action B is always successful.*


**Table 6.** *Definition of variables.* *Central Bank Transparency and Speculative Attacks: An Overview and Insights from… DOI: http://dx.doi.org/10.5772/intechopen.107247*


#### **Table 7.**

*Results of the estimation by MCO.*


#### **Table 8.**

*Results of logistic regressions.*


**Table 9.**

*Average estimated means and standard deviations of individual threshold to action B.*


**Table 10.**

*Percentage of situations in which all subjects played the same action (perfect coordination) and in which 1 or 2 played the same action (total coordination failure).*
