Abstract We furnish conditions on the primitives of a Bayesian game that guarantee the existence of a BayesNash equilibrium. We consider spaces of distributional and behavioral strategies, and highlight the relationship between their respective topologies, which implies that the two spaces are mutually interchangeable throughout the analysis. By allowing for payoff discontinuities in actions, we cover various applications that cannot be handled by extant results
We transform a non co-operati ve game into a -Bayesian decision problem for each player where the un...
We provide random equilibrium existence theorems for noncooperative random games with a countable n...
Two characterization results are behind the intimate relationshipbetween "repetition" and "cooperati...
What behavior can be explained as the Bayes equilibrium of some game? The main finding is-almost any...
An earlier draft of this paper was circulated under the same title in 2004.This paper provides a suf...
What behavior can be explained as the Bayes equilibrium of some game? The main finding is almost any...
We consider Bayesian games, with independent private values, in which uniform punishment strategies ...
For Bayesian games of strategic complementarities we provide a constructive proof of the existence o...
This thesis consists of three separate essays in Game Theory. Each essay is contained in one chapter...
Abstract. Games with incomplete information were modelled by Harsanyi so as to have payoffs that are...
We consider a general class of imperfectly discriminating contests with privately informed players. ...
We de\u85ne a new concept of Constrained Strategic Equilibrium (CSE) for Bayesian games. We show tha...
We transform a noncooperative game into a Bayesian decision problem for each player where the uncert...
Bayesian equilibria are characterized by means of consistency and one-person rationality in combinat...
Thesis (Ph. D.)--University of Rochester. Department of Economics, 2013.The question of existence of...
We transform a non co-operati ve game into a -Bayesian decision problem for each player where the un...
We provide random equilibrium existence theorems for noncooperative random games with a countable n...
Two characterization results are behind the intimate relationshipbetween "repetition" and "cooperati...
What behavior can be explained as the Bayes equilibrium of some game? The main finding is-almost any...
An earlier draft of this paper was circulated under the same title in 2004.This paper provides a suf...
What behavior can be explained as the Bayes equilibrium of some game? The main finding is almost any...
We consider Bayesian games, with independent private values, in which uniform punishment strategies ...
For Bayesian games of strategic complementarities we provide a constructive proof of the existence o...
This thesis consists of three separate essays in Game Theory. Each essay is contained in one chapter...
Abstract. Games with incomplete information were modelled by Harsanyi so as to have payoffs that are...
We consider a general class of imperfectly discriminating contests with privately informed players. ...
We de\u85ne a new concept of Constrained Strategic Equilibrium (CSE) for Bayesian games. We show tha...
We transform a noncooperative game into a Bayesian decision problem for each player where the uncert...
Bayesian equilibria are characterized by means of consistency and one-person rationality in combinat...
Thesis (Ph. D.)--University of Rochester. Department of Economics, 2013.The question of existence of...
We transform a non co-operati ve game into a -Bayesian decision problem for each player where the un...
We provide random equilibrium existence theorems for noncooperative random games with a countable n...
Two characterization results are behind the intimate relationshipbetween "repetition" and "cooperati...