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184: Fusionen: ein einfaches Spiel als Beispiel sowie eine neue Charakterisierung des Banzhafwertes

Axel Ostmann

183: Revealed fuzzy preferences

Olga Bondareva

182: On optimal strategies in repeated zero-sum games with lack of information on one side

Martin Heuer

181: Präferenzoffenbarung wirtschaftspolitischer Entscheidungsträger als Element der ¬Pollitikgestaltung [Politikgestaltung] im Kontext der asymmetrischen Information

Volker Bieta

180: On the Harsanyi-Selten value

Frank Weidner

179: Implementing the modified LH-algorithm

Ingomar Krohn, S. Moltzahn, Joachim Rosenmüller, P. Sudhölter and H.-M. Wallmeier

178: Wirtschaftspolitiken bei asymmetrischer Information als Resultat der "incentive" Struktur einer Politikinstanz, eine Steuerung der Ökonomie durch "pooling equilibria" oder "separating equilibria"

Volker Bieta

177: A multi-person approach towards the maximization of the average rate of return

Hans-Martin Wallmeier

176: The nucleolus of a game without side payments

Olga Bondareva

175: Nash implementation with renegotiation in the case of two agents

Detlev Homann

174: Asymptotically optimal strategies in repeated zero-sum games with incomplete information

Martina Heuermann

173: Ãœber Informationsprobleme bei der Implementation von Mechanismen

Walter Trockel

172: Homogeneous games as anti step functions

Peter Sudhölter

170: Incomplete contracts and Nash implementation in the case of two agents

Detlev Homann

169: Simple games: on order and symmetry

Axel Ostmann

168: A multi-person approach towards the maximization of the average rate of return

Hans-Martin Wallmeier

167: A contribution to the macro theory of comparative economic systems

Tatsuro Ichiishi

166: Remarks on cooperative games with incomplete information

Joachim Rosenmüller

165: Comparative cooperative game theory

Tatsuro Ichiishi

164: Theorems on closed coverings of a simplex and their applications to cooperative game theory

Tatsuro Ichiishi and Adam Idzik

163: A discrete approach to general equilibrium and NTU-games

Joachim Rosenmüller

162: Uniqueness of individual demand at almost every budget via Sard's theorem

Walter Trockel

161: Games and incomplete information

Hans-Martin Wallmeier

160: Discounted two person zero sum games with lack of information on both sides

Martin Heuer

159: Aspirations and aspiration adjustment in location games

Wulf Albers

158: Beiträge zum begrenzt rationalen Verhalten

Wulf Albers

157: An invariance theorem for preferences and some applications

Walter Trockel

156: Life-length of process with elements of decreasing importance

Axel Ostmann

155: Equilibria in markets with incomplete information on qualities

Hans-Martin Wallmeier

154: An information-theoretic approach to infinitely repeated games with lack of information on both sides

Hans-Martin Wallmeier

153: The rôle of nondegeneracy and homogeneity in n-person game theory

Joachim Rosenmüller

152: Ergebnisse experimenteller Standortspiele II

Wulf Albers

151: Ergebnisse experimenteller Standortspiele I

Wulf Albers

150: Classification of price-invariant preferences

Walter Trockel

149: Games and incomplete information. A survey: Part II

Martin Heuer

148: An algorithm for the construction of homogeneous games

Joachim Rosenmüller

147: Statistically varying K-person games with incomplete information

Hans-Martin Wallmeier

146: Games and incomplete information. A survey: Part I

Hans-Martin Wallmeier

145: Two-person bargaining between threat and fair solution

Wulf Albers

144: Construction of homogeneous zero-sum games

Peter Sudhölter

143: Homogeneous games with countably many players

Joachim Rosenmüller

142: Discrimination of equally sized subsets for discrete, memoryless channels

Hans-Martin Wallmeier

141: Für Abhängige keinen Zugewinn?

Axel Ostmann

140: Classifying three person games

Axel Ostmann

139: Empirische Analyse der Minimaldarstellung von Parlamenten

Volker Bieta

138: Homogeneous games: recursive structure and computation

Joachim Rosenmüller

137: The structure of homogeneous games

Joachim Rosenmüller

136: A general theory of equilibrium selection in games. Chapter 7: a bargaining problem with transaction costs on one side

Reinhard Selten

135: Homogeneous games with countably many players

Joachim Rosenmüller

134: Statistically varying games with incomplete information

Hans-Martin Wallmeier