Games with imperfect information often feature multiple equilibria, which depend on beliefs off the equilibrium path. Standard selection criteria such as passive beliefs, symmetric beliefs or wary beliefs rest on ad hoc restrictions on beliefs. We propose a new selection criterion that imposes no restrictions on beliefs: we select the action profi le that is supported in equilibrium by the largest set of beliefs. We conduct experiments to test the predictive power of the existing and our novel selection criteria in two applications: a game of vertical multi-lateral contracting, and a game of electoral competition. We fi nd that our selection criterion outperforms the other selection criteria
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Games with imperfect information often feature multiple equilibria, which depend on beliefs o ¤ the ...
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Deductive equilibrium analysis often fails to provide a unique equilibrium solution in many situatio...
The purpose of this article is to investigate epistemic conditions for a sequential equilibrium in a...
Within an epistemic model for two-player extensive games, we formalize the event that each player be...
Abstract. We experimentally examine equilibrium selection concepts in static and dynamic binary choi...
Game theoretic modeling involves making assumptions on agents\u27 infinite hierarchies of beliefs. T...
An individual facing a problem of choice under uncertainty behaves optimally given beliefs about the...
Game theoretic modeling involves making assumptions on agents\u27 infinite hierarchies of beliefs. T...
The purpose of this article is to investigate epistemic conditions for a sequential equilib-rium in ...
Games with imperfect information often feature multiple equilibria, which depend on beliefs o ¤ the ...
We consider two-stage multi-leader-follower games, called multi-leader-follower games with vertical ...
This paper elucidates on the logic behind recent papers which show that a unique equilibrium is sele...
Different solution concepts for strategic form games have been introduced in order to weaken the con...
International audienceThe theoretical literature on vertical relationships usually assumes that beli...
This paper refines the “equilibrium under uncertainty” introduced in Eichberger and Kelsey (2000) an...
This paper studies the sequential equilibria of signaling games. It introduces a new solution concep...
Deductive equilibrium analysis often fails to provide a unique equilibrium solution in many situatio...
The purpose of this article is to investigate epistemic conditions for a sequential equilibrium in a...
Within an epistemic model for two-player extensive games, we formalize the event that each player be...
Abstract. We experimentally examine equilibrium selection concepts in static and dynamic binary choi...
Game theoretic modeling involves making assumptions on agents\u27 infinite hierarchies of beliefs. T...
An individual facing a problem of choice under uncertainty behaves optimally given beliefs about the...
Game theoretic modeling involves making assumptions on agents\u27 infinite hierarchies of beliefs. T...
The purpose of this article is to investigate epistemic conditions for a sequential equilib-rium in ...