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৮ FIGURE 3. EQUILIBRIUM SET IN ( b , p ) SPACE to be to eliminate crime depends on parameters , but also on beliefs , since there can be multiple ( b ) if p < p1 ( b ) there is a unique equilibrium equilibria ( more on this below ) ...
৮ FIGURE 3. EQUILIBRIUM SET IN ( b , p ) SPACE to be to eliminate crime depends on parameters , but also on beliefs , since there can be multiple ( b ) if p < p1 ( b ) there is a unique equilibrium equilibria ( more on this below ) ...
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... equilibrium the threshold is low , if they believe we are in a Type L equilibrium it is high , etc. This leads to the following result , the proof of which we omit since it simply involves checking when = 0 , a best response . 10 ...
... equilibrium the threshold is low , if they believe we are in a Type L equilibrium it is high , etc. This leads to the following result , the proof of which we omit since it simply involves checking when = 0 , a best response . 10 ...
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... equilibria , but are not Nash - convergent ( they exit in- finitely often any neighborhood of Nash equilibria ) ; see Foster and Young ( 2002 ) . ( h ) Sufficient epistemic conditions for Nash equilibrium - see Robert J. Aumann and Adam ...
... equilibria , but are not Nash - convergent ( they exit in- finitely often any neighborhood of Nash equilibria ) ; see Foster and Young ( 2002 ) . ( h ) Sufficient epistemic conditions for Nash equilibrium - see Robert J. Aumann and Adam ...
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