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Decision theory / Bayesian game / Nash equilibrium / Bargaining problem / Solution concept / John Harsanyi / Revelation principle / Strategy / John Forbes Nash /  Jr. / Game theory / Economics / Problem solving
Date: 2014-02-18 17:08:52
Decision theory
Bayesian game
Nash equilibrium
Bargaining problem
Solution concept
John Harsanyi
Revelation principle
Strategy
John Forbes Nash
Jr.
Game theory
Economics
Problem solving

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