Equilibrium and Rationality: Game Theory Revised by Decision Rules

Philosophical Review 110 (3):425 (2001)
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Abstract

Like many theorists before him, Paul Weirich has set out to find the Holy Grail of classical game theory: the solution concept that identifies the uniquely rational solution to every non-cooperative game. In this book, he reports an intermediate stage in his quest. He cannot actually identify the unique solution for every game but, he believes, he has found a new concept of equilibrium that is a necessary property of that solution.

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Robert Sugden
University of East Anglia
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University of Missouri, Columbia

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