A Multi-Step Model for Pie Cutting with Random Offers
MathematicsThe problem of dividing a pie between two persons is considered. An arbitration procedure for dividing the pie is proposed, in which the arbitrator is a random number generator. In this procedure, the arbitrator makes an offer to the players at each step,
Vladimir Mazalov, Vladimir Yashin
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Consistent Beliefs in Extensive Form Games
Games, 2010 We introduce consistency of beliefs in the space of hierarchies of conditional beliefs (Battigalli and Siniscalchi) and use it to provide epistemic conditions for equilibria in finite multi-stage games with observed actions.
Paulo Barelli
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Infinite subgame perfect equilibrium in the Hausdorff difference hierarchy [PDF]
, 2015 Stéphane Le Roux
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Addressing Daigou from the Perspective of Channel Competition: Strategy for Retail Management
MathematicsIn China’s on-demand service platforms, daigou agents utilize locational differences through proxy purchasing. Daigou creates an informal supply chain that directly competes with official channels.
Keqin Chang +2 more
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Student of Games: A unified learning algorithm for both perfect and imperfect information games. [PDF]
Sci Adv, 2023 Schmid M +12 more
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An Approximate Subgame-Perfect Equilibrium Computation Technique for\n Repeated Games [PDF]
, 2010 Andriy Burkov, Brahim Chaib-draa
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Endogenous timing in three-player Tullock contests. [PDF]
Soc Choice Welfare, 2022 Baik KH, Lee JH, Lee S.
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A Game Theoretic Framework for Quality of Experience Enhancement in Dense Stadia
IEEE Access, 2019 In crowded venues, such as sports stadia, maintaining an acceptable network quality of experience (QoE) is hard to achieve. Installing small cells, distributed antenna systems or high-density WiFi in every stadium is too expensive for mobile network ...
Mohammed S. Bahbahani, Emad Alsusa
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A New Solution Concept for the Ultimatum Game leading to the Golden Ratio
Scientific Reports, 2017 The Ultimatum Game is a paradigmatic two-player game. A proposer can offer a certain fraction of some valuable good. A responder can accept the offer or reject it, implying that the two players receive nothing.
Stefan Schuster
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Nonmarket Valuation by Contests Under Two American Rules: A Game-Theoretic Analysis
GamesHerein, we further examine how we can value nonmarket goods and services by considering the costs associated with environmental conflicts. Focusing on two American rules—the asymmetric reimbursement system and the contingent fee contract—we develop a ...
Sung-Hoon Park, Jason F. Shogren
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