1 An Introduction to Game Theory for Linguists Anton Benz, Gerhard J¨ager and Robert van Rooij 1

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	DEFINABLE AND CONTRACTIBLE CONTRACTS MICHAEL PETERS AND BALZS SZENTES Abstract. This paper analyzes a normal form game in which players write contracts that condition their actions on the contracts of the other players. DocID: 1v3xS - View Document
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