Repeated games with M-period bounded memory (pure strategies)

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The characterization for the array of outcomes suggests that the balance set augments extremely fast as the memory rises and gradually as the array of action profiles accessible to the players at each phase increases. The characterization may be sustained though subgame perfect balance tactics in repeated games with M-period bounded memory.

Semiconductors and related devices, Semiconductor and Related Device Manufacturing, Semiconductor Memories, Research, Computer memory, Memory (Computers)

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The pure theory of public goods: the case of many commodities

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The problem of efficiency and decentralization in public goods framework is examined. The validity of two welfare theorems in context of production economies is examined.

Europe, Analysis, Public goods, Production functions (Economics), Global economy

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Pure strategy Markov equilibrium in stochastic games with a continuum of players

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An examination of game theory through the use of stochastic games with numerous players is provided.

Tests, problems and exercises, Stochastic analysis, Game theory, Markov processes

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