We prove a folk theorem for games in which mechanism designers compete in mechanisms and in which there are at least 4 players. All allocations supportable by a centralized mechanism designer, including allocations involving correlated actions (and correlated punishments) can be supported as Bayesian equilibrium outcomes in the competing mechanism game.
We study games in which several principals contract with several privately-informed agents. We show ...
We study games in which several principals design incentive schemes in the presence of privately inf...
Abstract. This paper models competing mechanism games as extensive games where the extensive form is...
Abstract. We provide a partial characterization of the set of out-come functions that can be support...
In competing-mechanism games under exclusivity, principals simultaneously post mechanisms, and agent...
We study competing-mechanism games under exclusive competition: principals first simultaneously post...
We study competing mechanism games in which principals simultaneously design contracts to deal with ...
We study competing-mechanism games under exclusive competition: principals first simultaneously post...
We study games in which principals simultaneously post mechanisms in the presence of several agents....
We study games in which principals simultaneously post mechanisms in the presence of several agents....
Abstract. We study an incomplete information game in which players can co-ordinate their actions by ...
We consider multiple-principal multiple-agent games of incomplete information. We identify a class ...
This paper models competing mechanism games as extensive games where the extensive form is incomplet...
We study games in which several principals contract with several privately-informed agents. We show ...
We study games in which several principals design incentive schemes in the presence of privately inf...
Abstract. This paper models competing mechanism games as extensive games where the extensive form is...
Abstract. We provide a partial characterization of the set of out-come functions that can be support...
In competing-mechanism games under exclusivity, principals simultaneously post mechanisms, and agent...
We study competing-mechanism games under exclusive competition: principals first simultaneously post...
We study competing mechanism games in which principals simultaneously design contracts to deal with ...
We study competing-mechanism games under exclusive competition: principals first simultaneously post...
We study games in which principals simultaneously post mechanisms in the presence of several agents....
We study games in which principals simultaneously post mechanisms in the presence of several agents....
Abstract. We study an incomplete information game in which players can co-ordinate their actions by ...
We consider multiple-principal multiple-agent games of incomplete information. We identify a class ...
This paper models competing mechanism games as extensive games where the extensive form is incomplet...
We study games in which several principals contract with several privately-informed agents. We show ...
We study games in which several principals design incentive schemes in the presence of privately inf...
Abstract. This paper models competing mechanism games as extensive games where the extensive form is...