Oligopoly and the theory of games

By J. Friedman. 1977

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The Power of Reciprocity (2004, background): “IN VARIANTS OF THE DICTATOR GAME”
Distributed Interference-Aware Energy-Efficient Power Optimization (2011, background): “Since Un(pn, In(p−n)) is continuous and quasi-concave in pn, the equilibrium always exists [15].”
Minimum Quality Standards and Collusion (2003, unknown): “…the low and the high quality firm, respectively: pL D= (48b2 - 112b +101)/128t (21a) pH D= (48b2 - 16b +41)/128t (21b) πLD= (16b2 -32b +51)2 /12288t (22a) πHD= (16b2 -32b +39)2 /12288t (22b) 10 For a seminal treatment of sharing rule of cartel profits in asymmetric settings, see Friedman (1977).”
Signaling Strategies in Competitive Interaction: Building Reputations and Hiding the Truth (2001, methodology): “The research has typically employed game-theoretic (Friedman 1977; Harsanyi 1967; Kreps 1990; Kreps and Wilson 1982; Milgrom and Roberts 1982; Shubik 1959; Tirole 1990; von Neumann and Morgenstern 1953) and reaction function (Hanssens 1980; Lambin, Naert, and Bultez 1975; Little 1970; Little and Lod”
Spectrum sharing for unlicensed bands (2005, background): “At the end of each stage, all the players can observe the outcome of the stage-game and can use the complete history of play to decide on the future action.”
Leadership with commitment to mixed strategies (2004, background): “The leader-follower issue has been studied in depth in oligopoly theory; see Friedman (1977) , Hamilton and Slutsky (1990), Shapiro (1989), or Amir and Grilo (1999) for discussions and references.”
REVENUE SHARING WITH MULTIPLE AIRLINES AND AIRPORTS (2010, background): “11 This assumption implies that the Cournot equilibrium exists and is unique (e.g., Friedman, 1977).”