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In this note we characterize the strategic implication of intrinsic correlation, introduced by Brandenburger and Friedenberg (2008), in the subjective correlated equilibrium setting of a complete information game. Intrinsic correlation restricts correlation devices to variables within the game,...
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epistemic analysis of the rationalizability concept of Bernheim and Pearce. We analyze in detail the pure strategies and mixed …
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such models is a non-empty, complete lattice, if, and only if, there is a unique equilibrium. Indeed, for a given parameter … the lattice structure of the equilibrium set do not apply to such models. Moreover, there are no ranked equilibria in such …
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We present an experiment for the study of learning in a complex task which requires both memorisation and the ability to process several pieces of information. The outcome of an action, for which immediate feedback is given, depends on the context (i.e. one of thirty-two sequences of three...
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This paper studies the impact of a small probability event on strategic behavior in incomplete information games with non-common priors. It is shown that the global impact of a small probability event (i.e., its propensity to affect strategic behavior at all states in the state space) has an...
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correlated rationalizability for games with incomplete information. We argue that the distinction between this solution concept … and the interim correlated rationalizability studied by Dekel, Fudenberg and Morris (2007) is fundamental, in that the … partially correlated rationalizability if and only if they have the same infinite hierarchy of beliefs over conditional beliefs …
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Markov Perfect Equilibrium (MPE) with weaker conditions such as rational behavior and rationalizability. The identification …
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uniqueness results and allow to study rationalizability in new environments. We provide applications to supermodular mechanism …
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Construction of (composite) indices by the PCA is very common, but this method has a preference for highly correlated variables to the poorly correlated variables in the data set. However, poor correlation does not entail the marginal importance, since correlation coefficients among the...
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inferences’ policy relevance, which is particularly dramatic at the broadest (M3) level of aggregation. Indeed, as Belongia (1996 …
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