Proposes novel methods to incorporate ignorance and uncertainty into economic modeling without complex mathematics.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Olivier Compte is a Professor at the Paris School of Economics and École des Ponts ParisTech.
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Introduction Part I. Modeling Challenges: 1. Action space 2. Ignorance and uncertainty 3. Observations, perceptions and strategies 4. Strategies and strategy restrictions 5. Knowledge and beliefs Part II. Legends and Myths: 6. Information aggregation 7. Mechanism design 8. Surplus extraction 9. Folk theorems 10. Comparative statics Part III. Applications: 11. Auctions 12. Learning 13. Reputation 14. Cooperation 15. Influence 16. Information aggregation in markets 17. Bargaining 18. Attrition 19. Reputation 20. Coordination 21. Ambiguity and other complexity related aversions Miscellanea Index.
Introduction Part I. Modeling Challenges: 1. Action space 2. Ignorance and uncertainty 3. Observations, perceptions and strategies 4. Strategies and strategy restrictions 5. Knowledge and beliefs Part II. Legends and Myths: 6. Information aggregation 7. Mechanism design 8. Surplus extraction 9. Folk theorems 10. Comparative statics Part III. Applications: 11. Auctions 12. Learning 13. Reputation 14. Cooperation 15. Influence 16. Information aggregation in markets 17. Bargaining 18. Attrition 19. Reputation 20. Coordination 21. Ambiguity and other complexity related aversions Miscellanea Index.
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