Titlebook: Essays in Game Theory; In Honor of Michael Nimrod Megiddo Book 1994 Springer-Verlag New York, Inc. 1994 Area.Matching.Volume.calculus.fiel

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Relationships Between Bankruptcy Games and Minimum Cost Spanning Tree Games,ion of bankruptcy games as minimum cost spanning tree games. Finally, it is shown that a particular cost allocation rule for the minimum cost spanning tree allocation problem agrees with a certain division rule for the bankruptcy problem.

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Mitzi L. Williams,Matthew B. Dobbs trouble lies less with the ., — i.e., formulating the “rules of the game” in a dynamic setting, than with the choice of a .. that will do dynamic justice to the interplay of motivations of the actors. (Game theoreticians, like mathematical economists, have always been more comfortable with static t

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Equilibrium in Supergames,7 and was based on my M.Sc. Thesis, written in 1975–6 at the Hebrew University of Jerusalem under the supervision of Professor B. Peleg. Other parts of the report were published in “Equilibrium in Supergames with the Overtaking Criterion,” .. (1979) 1–9, and “Strong Perfect Equilibrium in Supergames

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Entry, Divorce and Re-Marriage in Matching Markets,ntry on one side of the market makes that side worse off and the other side better off than before entry occurred. An example shows that the adjustment process described by Roth and Vande Vate lacks this property; there may be winners and losers on both sides.

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