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... theory as a tool of economic analysis . His most influential achievement was the creation and development of the theory of games with incomplete information . Several authors had noted that standard economic theory did not take account ...
... theory as a tool of economic analysis . His most influential achievement was the creation and development of the theory of games with incomplete information . Several authors had noted that standard economic theory did not take account ...
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... theory with him . But I also benefited substantially by following his advice to spend a sizable part of my Stanford time studying mathematics and statistics . These studies proved very useful in my later work in game theory . In 1958 ...
... theory with him . But I also benefited substantially by following his advice to spend a sizable part of my Stanford time studying mathematics and statistics . These studies proved very useful in my later work in game theory . In 1958 ...
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... theory to account for the data or to reject the theory . Thus , the laboratory provides an arena in which competing notions and theo- ries about the nature of human ( and mar- ket ) capacities can be joined with data . Clearly ...
... theory to account for the data or to reject the theory . Thus , the laboratory provides an arena in which competing notions and theo- ries about the nature of human ( and mar- ket ) capacities can be joined with data . Clearly ...
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