Dynamic Games with Incomplete Information¶
Dynamic Games with Incomplete Information.
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- Pooling Equilibrium
- The receiver must respond optimally to its beliefs, and every sender type must prefer its prescribed action to available deviations under a coherent sequential assessment, including responses to off-path signals.
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- The receiver must respond optimally to its beliefs, and every sender type must prefer its prescribed action to available deviations under a coherent sequential assessment, including responses to off-path signals.
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