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Signaling game
Economics
Solution concept
Signalling
Nash equilibrium
Extensive-form game
Sequential equilibrium
Strategy
Thermodynamic equilibrium
Game theory
Problem solving
Information

Signaling Games Joel Sobel∗ May 31, 2007 ∗

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