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10 LIBRI IN INGLESE ASSOCIATI CON «RATIONALISABLE»
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Rationalised panics. The consequences of strategic ...
Pearce [152] proved that in a two player, strategic form game with finite action
sets the set of an agent's serially undominated strategies coincides with her set of
rationalisable strategies; and when one admits correlated beliefs, this result ...
Tijmen Roderik Daniels, 2009
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Game Theory: A Critical Text
For example, in Game 2.6 we can be certain that, as long as there exists at least
fifth order CKR, Nash strategies Rl and C2 are uniquely rationally playable or,
less awkwardly, rationalisable. 2.4.2 Rationalisable strategies and their
connection ...
Shaun Hargreaves Heap, Yanis Varoufakis, 2004
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Game Theory: A Critical Introduction
2.4.2 Rationalisable strategies and their connection with Nash's equilibrium
Rationalisable strategies were first defined by Bernheim (1984) and Pearce (
1984), even though Spöhn (1982) had foreshadowed their meaning, as follows.
Shaun Hargreaves-Heap, Yanis Varoufakis, 2004
These strategies are called rationalisable. Formally, a strategy is rationalisable if
it survives the method of successive elimination of strictly dominated strategies. In
Game 4.4, this method cannot be applied (for there are no strictly dominated ...
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Explaining Games: The Epistemic Programme in Game Theory
The players' beliefs do not correlate actions of opponents here, but beliefs
allowing for correlation are easily represented if only one probability measure on
the product of i-deleted mixed rationalisable strategy profiles is used in the
definition, ...
Boudewijn Paul de Bruin, 2010
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Economic Perspectives: An Annual Survey of Economics
X.R. rationalisable Clearly, any Nash equilibrium is rationalisable but generally R
is bigger than this. For example, in the rendezvous game, any strategy pair is
rationalisable. Pearce also introduces additional criteria to refine rationalisability
...
David W. Pearce, Nicholas J. Rau, 1986
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Economic Indeterminacy: A Personal Encounter with the ...
Recall that, in all bargaining games, any outcome is rationalisable (moreover,
any outcome is a Nash equilibrium). If, for example, Jill expects Jack to accept 40
per cent and thus issues a demand for 60 per cent, while Jack anticipates this, ...
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Europe and the Other and Europe as the Other
The rationalisation of society is carried out at the expense of the allegedly non-
rationalisable: aesthetics and ethics. Will, the force of moral action, the nexus of
law and human life, is relegated to the category of the a-rational, to the non-
rational ...
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Economics and Information
In statics, with the assumption that it is common knowledge that the players play
independently, one obtains a « rationalisable equilibrium ». a far weaker notion
than Nash equilibrium. It states that each player's equilibrium strategy is a best ...
10
Handbook of the Economics of Giving, Altruism and ...
Note nevertheless that this “0-conjecture” characteristic of Foley's notion is
rationalisable, and respects RPP, precisely at the initial distributions ω that make
the distributive core in the sense of my Definition 5 (the ω such that 0 is a strong ...
Serge-Christophe Kolm, Jean Mercier Ythier, 2006
10 NOTIZIE DOVE SI INCLUDE IL TERMINE «RATIONALISABLE»
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rationalisable nel contesto delle seguenti notizie.
Si on osait piloter les relations en entreprise ?
À force de rationaliser tout ce qui était "rationalisable" dans l'entreprise (temps, coûts, processus), les entreprises se sont coupées de l'essentiel. En voulant faire ... «Les Échos, lug 15»
Quand les romanciers s'emparent de la crise économique
Tout comportement est rationalisable pour un économiste, même a posteriori. L'économie devient, par sa puissance normative, «une morale de fer» qui conduit ... «Slate.fr, mag 15»
Nouvelle-Zélande : une école sans aucune règle !
L'enfant doit comprendre que tout n'est pas rationalisable", conclut l'auteur. Confiance en soi renforcée. Résultat, l'attitude de l'enfant s'améliore visiblement. «metronews, ott 14»
Christophe Bonneuil et Frédéric Thomas, Gènes, pouvoirs et profits …
C'est le temps de l'intervention publique et du compromis fordiste, de la promotion de la production moderne, industrielle, prédictible et rationalisable par la ... «Revues.org, ago 14»
La revanche des super-héros français
... une vision fantastique rationalisable pour les cartésiens que nous sommes et une grosse dose de générosité contrôlée.» Par l'originalité de son traitement et ... «Le Figaro, giu 14»
Du vide cosmologique aux mythes sur l'éternité
Chez les humains dotés de la capacité langagière, ce ressenti pourrait s'exprimer par la perception non rationalisable mais communicable à travers les mythes ... «AgoraVox, apr 14»
Au salon de l'agriculture - La trufficulture française en guerre contre …
Mais la production est difficilement rationalisable et c'est encore un peu au petit bonheur du « pif ». « On sait qu'il faut un sol calcaire, un climat tempéré sans ... «Terre-net, feb 14»
SOUVENIRS FANTASMÉS ET AVENIR ESPÉRÉ : LE …
Sport de statistiques et facilement rationalisable, il diffère d'un football beaucoup plus imprévisible et basé, aussi, sur des mythes. On dit des coups francs de ... «Les Cahiers du Football, giu 13»
Et les lauréats des 21ème Piolet d'Or sont ...
... que d'estimer le résultat d'un sport quantifiable et rationalisable, pouvant se permettre ainsi d'outre passer les cadres classiquement établis de la compétition. «kairn.com, apr 13»
Sanofi fait passer le bénéfice avant la recherche en France
En effet, la recherche n'est pas par essence une activité commerciale, et encore moins une activité rationalisable, quantifiable, industrialisable à grand échelle. «AgoraVox, ago 12»
