Social games: Matching and the play of finitely repeated games
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2015, Handbook of Game Theory with Economic ApplicationsCitation Excerpt :There are also questions as to the relative rates at which actions change compared to network structure, and that can affect the overall convergence to equilibrium, as one sees in Ehrhardt et al. (2006), as well as Holme and Newman (2006) and Gross and Blasius (2008). There are also analyses of equilibrium play in games when players are matched in heterogeneous roles (e.g., firms and workers, husbands and wives, etc.) as in Jackson and Watts (2010). While the details can be complicated, the main message is that endogenizing the interaction structure between players can have a profound impact on the way in which play evolves in a society.
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