Titlebook: Decisions, Games and Markets; Pierpaolo Battigalli,Aldo Montesano,Fausto Panunzi Book 1997 Springer Science+Business Media New York 1997 d

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Lexicographic Rationality Orderings and Iterative Weak Dominanceon a given set of outcomes are common knowledge, we show for a restricted class of games that players’ maximally rational strategies coincide with the strategies that survive the iterated deletion of strategies which are dominated by . strategies.

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“Laws of Large Numbers” in Continuum Economiesurely”, or in some other sense, equal to the coordinate distribution function ., that the integral of .(.) or .(.) (this is not usually clear) over a set be equal to the common expectation of the .(.)’s multiplied by the “l(fā)ength” of the set. This paper considers problems and possible solutions connected with these requirements.

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Market Size, the Informational Content of Stock Prices and Risk: A Multiasset Model and Some Evidencship between thinness and stock return variability arises only from the unsystematic component of stock return risk. These predictions are tested on data from the Milan Stock Exchange and appear to be consistent with the evidence.

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0926-972X ll as in their applications to economics. The book isdivided into three parts - Decision Theory, Game Theory, andthe Theory of Markets. Though its orientation is primarilymethodological, some articles are more applied. The consistent use offormal analysis and methodological individualism constitutes

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https://doi.org/10.1057/9781137361912utionary model in which firms tend to imitate the more rewarding technology choice. We characterize stable distributions of technology choices, showing under what conditions firms of asymmetric sizes can coexist in the market. We also consider the case where switching between technologies is costly.

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