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Rationality and Backward Induction

Journal of Economic Methodology, 1997
This paper uses the Centipede Game to criticize formal arguments that have recently been offered for and against backward induction as a rationality principle.
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Proper rationalizability and backward induction [PDF]

International Journal of Game Theory, 1999
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Backward Induction Reasoning beyond Backward Induction

American Economic Journal: Microeconomics
Backward induction (BI) is only defined for perfect information games, but its logic is also invoked in many concepts for imperfect or incomplete information games. Yet, the meaning of BI reasoning is not clear in these settings, and we lack a way to capture the essence of BI without assuming equilibrium.
Emiliano Catonini, Antonio Penta
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The Dynamic (In)Stability of Backwards Induction

Journal of Economic Theory, 1998
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Cressman, R., Schlag, K. H.
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Evolutionary dynamics and backward induction

Games and Economic Behavior, 2002
This research paper deals with the finite games of finite perfect information, a class of games in extensive form where the complete description is given, exactly specifying the rules, the order of moves, the information for the players and so on, under the assumption that the backward induction equilibrium is unique.
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Doxastic Conditions for Backward Induction

Theory and Decision, 2003
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Virtual Implementation in Backwards Induction

Games and Economic Behavior, 1996
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Glazer, Jacob, Perry, Motty
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The Backward Induction Paradox

The Journal of Philosophy, 1989
Les AA. montrent que le paradoxe de l'induction retrograde (backward induction) est resoluble. Une solution repose sur le fait que les joueurs (ou agents) rationnels ne sont pas necessairement en position d'utiliser l'argument d'induction ...
Philip Pettit, Robert Sugden
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A Note on Backward Induction

Games and Economic Behavior, 1996
This note argues that the rationality of backward induction necessarily involves the study of counterfactuals.
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Backward Induction and Common Knowledge of Rationality

Games and Economic Behavior, 1995
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