The inner core and the strictly inhibitive set

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An analysis of the inner core and the strictly inhibitive set is presented. The analysis assumes that natural market conditions induce unique games in coalitional form with absent transferable utility. It is shown that coalitions are formed with a single probability if any outcome is considered for improvement. In addition, a randomized mechanism must be included in analyzing stable outcomes, while inner core conditions are contained in strictly inhibitive outcome set.

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Repeated games with finite automata

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An analysis of the nature of repeated games given finite automata conditions is presented. The analysis focuses on the asymptotic behavior of equilibrium payoff sets under the given game constraints. It is shown that value sequences adhere to the value for one-shot games under a zero-sum game with players' automata approach infinity. In addition, automata size does not exhibit any vital impact on game results.

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Perturbed adaptive dynamics in coalition form games

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The development of bargaining skills by players is examined in detail, using an extension of a Nash game as a bargaining game. The role of stochastically stable allocations is assessed.

Economics, Research and Development in the Social Sciences and Humanities, Stochastic analysis

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