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I'm attempting to apply game theory to the idea of employment fraud in China. Specifically, it is common practice for employees to do private deals with firm clients, thereby keeping for themselves the fees that the clients pay. I'd say [View full text and thread]
There is a rough neighborhood with n¡Ý 2 residents. Each resident has to ecide whether to engage in the crime of theft. If an individual chooses to be a thief and is not caught by the police, he receives a payoff of W. If he is caught [View full text and thread]
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I have a question concerning the tender procedure. I am searching for any helpful information in the field of games theory that would help to prove that tender procedures are not always the best result.
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Im currently writing a paper on innovation, IPR and competition law in the softwaremarket. One of my main problem statements in the paper is : If there is no promise of monopoly, will there be any incentives to innovate.
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The current industry seems unsustainable - as long as music is available online, there will be pirates wishing to obtain it for free. Perhaps the solution is free online distribution from the beginning? Offset the unrealized profits [View full text and thread]
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I had good materials during game theory course on LSE - http://www.cdam.lse.ac.uk/Reports/Files/cdam-2001-09.pdf, also a classic book Theory of Games and Economic Behavior. If you're looking for a broader view on this subject, Adam [View full text and thread]
Just wanted to say 'thank you' to David for answering a question I had about the application of Peyton Young's model of conventions to interpersonal trust. Essentially I needed to justify why all trusting/cynical strategies did not [View full text and thread]
I have spoken to a friend who is more familiar with Game Theory than I am. He related to me some research that has been done regarding queuing - that a reason that people stand in lines is because there are external costs associated [View full text and thread]
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Well, the arguments about re-selling goods got me confused, too. They wrote their essay in the spirit of an era, where it is impossible to resell used CDs, although they mention that it is possible ("..I can even sell it, but the limit [View full text and thread]
I have faced a problem that I couldn't
solve it. The problem has been described below:
Suppose a dynamic game with following properties:
- There are some long run players in the game.
- There are some players that are not long run [View full text and thread]
I have faced a problem that I couldn't
solve it. The problem has been described below:
Suppose a dynamic game with following properties:
- There are some long run players in the game.
- There are some players that are not long run [View full text and thread]
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i have an question about how i should do this:
there are 2 countries with 1 firm in each country. the countries can choose to export subsidise the companies (subsidy from country 1 is s1 and s2 for country two).
There are also a [View full text and thread]
Anybody knows good overviews, books a.s.o....
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Maybe you would have to use a three-dimensional matrix. [View full text and thread]
Hello, I am sure this is pretty simple, but I am confused on how to convert the extensive-form to normal-form if player 2 has different strategies for each of player 1's strataegies. Do you just leave some feils of the matrix blank? or [View full text and thread]
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