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Players are assumed to rank each other as coalition partners. Two processes of coalition formation are defined and … illustrated: i) Fallback (FB): Players seek coalition partners by descending lower and lower in their preference rankings until … some majority coalition, all of whose members consider each other mutually acceptable, forms. ii) Build-up (BU …
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models of coalition formation:• Fallback (FB): Players seek coalition partners by descending lower and lower in their … preference rankings until a majority coalition forms.• Build-Up (BU): Similar to FB, except that when nonmajority subcoalitions … convergence process.FB better reflects the unconstrained, or nonmyopic, possibilities of coalition formation, whereas BU - because …
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Players are assumed to rank each other as coalition partners. Two processes of coalition formation are defined and … illustrated: - Fallback (FB): Players seek coalition partners by descending lower and lower in their preference rankings until … some majority coalition, all of whose members consider each other mutually acceptable, forms. - Build-up (BU): Same descent …
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models of coalition formation: - Fallback (FB): Players seek coalition partners by descending lower and lower in their … preference rankings until a majority coalition forms. - Build-Up (BU): Similar to FB, except that when nonmajority subcoalitions … convergence process. FB better reflects the unconstrained, or nonmyopic, possibilities of coalition formation, whereas BU …
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We analyze a particular episode of a popular British TV game show, “Golden Balls,” in which one of the two contestants lied about what he intended to do, which had the salutary effect of inducing both contestants to cooperate in what is normally a Prisoners' Dilemma (PD), wherein one or both...
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