We provide existence results for equilibria of games where players employ abstract (non binary) choice rules. Such results are shown to encompass as a relevant instance that of games where players have (non-transitive) SSB (Skew-Symmetric Bilinear) preferences, as will as other well-known transitive (e. g. Nash´s) and non-transitive (e. g. Shafer and Sonnenschein´s) models in the literature. Further, our general model contains games where players display procedural rationality.
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This paper examines the existence of strategic solutions for finite normal form games under the assu...
A new generative relation for Nash equilibrium is proposed. Different types of equilibria are consid...
In this paper I derive a complete characterization for the equilibria that may arise in a binary cho...
We prove the existence of equilibria in games with players who employ abstract (non-binary) choice r...
In order to remedy the possible loss of strategic interaction in non-atomic games with a societal ch...
We describe non-cooperative game models and discuss game theoretic solution concepts. Some applicati...
A class of social choice mechanisms is described. Each mechanism in the class, when viewed as a nonc...
This chapter of the Handbook of Game Theory (Vol. 3) provides an overview of the theory of Nash equi...
Typically, economic situations featuring a large number of agents are not modelled with a finite nor...
An outcome in a noncooperative game is said to be self-enforcing, or a strategic equilibrium, if, wh...
Orthodox game theory is often criticized for its inability to single out intuitively compelling Nash...
In this thesis we present a new foundation for game theory. Our model for a game is defined precisel...
In this paper we initiate the study of the computational complexity of Nash equilibria in bimatrix g...
AbstractMotivated by the increasing interest of the Computer Science community in the study and unde...
We study interactive situations in which players are boundedly ra-tional. Each player, rather than o...
This paper examines the existence of strategic solutions for finite normal form games under the assu...
A new generative relation for Nash equilibrium is proposed. Different types of equilibria are consid...
In this paper I derive a complete characterization for the equilibria that may arise in a binary cho...