-)payoff function that depends on the play generated. As with all games, the equilibria that could arise may have undesirable properties …. However, as system designers, we typically wish to ensure that equilibria in such systems correspond to desirable system … equilibria that satisfy a given ω-regular specification in a multi-player mean-payoff game in a number of computationally …

different types of bankruptcy law and demonstrates that equilibria exhibit the sought-after feature of complementarity. Three … of complementarity. Thus, complementarity seems to be an essential feature of financial systems. Intuitively speaking …, complementarity exists if the elements of a (financial) system reinforce each other in terms of contributing to the functioning of the …

types of traders and two commodities. It shows that interior equilibria exist, studies the example of CES utility functions … to uncover the relation between the complementarity of products in the utility functions and the shape of the reaction … different markets, they never choose to specialize and all equilibria are equivalent to an equilibrium where all agents trade on …

the number of agents is sufficiently small, multiple equilibria can arise. Depending on how the prize money is split over … high-prize tournament, while low-ability agents compete for the low prize. However, there are also equilibria in which …

In (Viossat, 2006, The replicator dynamics does not lead to correlated equilibria, forthcoming in Games and Economic …

, and information on behavioral choices and determined the equilibria. We observed that the participants' risk attitudes …