Correlated equilibrium existence for infinite games with type-dependent strategies

Maxwell Stinchcombe ()

Journal of Economic Theory, 2011, vol. 146, issue 2, 638-655

Abstract: Under study are games in which players receive private signals and then simultaneously choose actions from compact sets. Payoffs are measurable in signals and jointly continuous in actions. This paper gives a counter-example to the main step in Cotter[modifier letter apostrophe]s [K. Cotter, Correlated equilibrium in games with type-dependent strategies, J. Econ. Theory 54 (1991) 48-69] argument for correlated equilibrium existence for this class of games, and supplies an alternative proof.

Keywords: Infinite; games; Correlated; equilibrium; existence; Informational; commonalities; Nonstandard; analysis (search for similar items in EconPapers)
Date: 2011
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