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Equilibrio di Nash e agenti avversi all'incertezza

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Franco Molinari () (DISA, Faculty of Economics, Trento University)
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Si descrive un nuovo concetto di equilibrio di Nash nel caso in cui gli agenti siano avversi all'incertezza secondo la definizione di Schmeidler e Gilboa.

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Paper provided by Department of Computer and Management Sciences, University of Trento, Italy in its series Quaderni DISA with number 072.

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Keywords: knightian uncertainty; nash equilibrium; uncertainty aversion;

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