This thesis consists of three essays focusing on time inconsistency in a game theoretic framework.The first essay studies an equilibrium concept for both one and two player extensive form games. The equilibrium concept, by construction, embraces different bounded rationality approaches in one...

This paper studies an alternating-offers bargaining game between a time-consistent and a time-inconsistent player who processes information on own preference type imperfectly that flows during the course of the game. The time-inconsistency is modeled by quasi-hyperbolic discounting and the...

In the first part of this paper, we elicit time preferences by using the experimental and econometric methods of Benhabib-Bisin-Schotter (2006). We follow the matching task procedure on money-time pairs with real rewards. Among the model specifications we use, the one with exponential...