throughout the entire network and uncover a general pattern of decreasing interdependence. …We study network games under strategic complementarities. Agents are embedded in a fixed network. They choose a … positive, continuous action and interact with their network neighbors. Interactions are positive and actions are bounded from …

under small network effects may not hold when network effects are large. Action may not be aligned with network centrality …We study network games with linear best-replies and strategic complementarities. We assume that actions are continuous … and the interdependence between agents' actions may be broken. …

under small network effects may not hold when network effects are large. Action may not be aligned with network centrality …We study network games with linear best-replies and strategic complementarities. We assume that actions are continuous … and the interdependence between agents' actions may be broken. …

’ (common) prior on the network in a setting where players play a fixed game with their neighbors and only have local … information on the network structure. We show that two priors are close in a strategic sense if and only if (i) the priors assign …

’ (common) prior on the network in a setting where players play a fixed game with their neighbors and only have local … information on the network structure. We show that two priors are close in a strategic sense if and only if (1) the priors assign … unrealistic assumptions that the size of the network is common knowledge or that the types of players are independent are far from …

In many contexts, players interact only with a subset of the whole population, i.e., players interact on a network …. This paper a setting in which players are located on a network and play a fixed game with their neighbors. Players have … incomplete information on the network structure. They have a common prior over the network, and in addition, they know the number …

strategic interactions when neighborhood structure, modeled in terms of an underlying network of connections, a¤ects payo¤s. We … provide results characterizing how the network structure, an individual.s position within the network, the nature of games …