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- Models in microeconomic theory, Martin J. Osborne and Ariel Rubinstein
- What motives should guide referees?, on the design of mechanisms to elicit opinions
- Bargaining and markets, Martin J. Osborne, Ariel Rubinstein
- Modelling the economic interaction of agents with diverse abilities to recognise equilibrium patterns
- A simple model of equilibrium in search procedures
- On the question "who is a J", a social choice approach
- A course in game theory, Martin J. Osborne, Ariel Rubinstein
- The absent minded driver's paradox, synthesis and responses
- Correct belief, wrong action and a puzzling gender difference
- The Nash bargaining solution in economic modelling
- The design of organizations for collecting information from conformist agents
- Rationalizing choice functions by multiple rationales
- Debates and decisions, on a rationale of argumentation rules
- On the interpretation of decision problems with imperfect recall
- The structure of Nash equilibrium in repeated games with finite automata
- Game theory in economics, edited by Ariel Rubinstein
- A course in game theory, Martin J. Osborne, Ariel Rubinstein
- Games with procedurally rational players
- What motives should guide referees?, on the design of mechanisms to elicit opinions
- On the interpretation of decision problems with imperfect recall
- Modeling the economic interaction of agents with diverse abilities to recognize equilibrium patterns
- The complexity of strategies and the resolution of conflict, an introduction
- Economics and language, the Schwartz lecture, Northwestern University
- Competitive equilibrium in a market with decentralized trade amd strategic behaviour, an introduction
- John Nash, the master of economic modelling
- Defineable preferences, another example
- Economics and language : five essays, Ariel Rubinstein
- Is it "economics and psychology"?, the case of hiperbolic discounting
- The economics and language, five essays, Ariel Rubinstein
- Modeling bounded rationality, Ariel Rubinstein
- Similarity and decision-making under risk, is there a utility theory resolution to the Allais paradox?
- Experience from a course in game theory, pre and post-class problem sets as a didactic device
- Finite automata play the repeated prisoner's dilemma
- A game with "almost common knowledge", an example
- Lecture notes in microeconomic theory, the economic agent, Ariel Rubinstein
- Naive strategies in competitive games
- Decentralized trading, strategic behaviour and the Walrasian outcome
- Definable preferences, an example
- Comments on the interpretation of game theory
- Economic fables, Ariel Rubinstein
- Comments on the risk and time preferences in economics
- Lecture Notes in Microeconomic Theory, The Economic Agent, by Ariel Rubinstein
- Renegotiation-proof implementation and time preferences
- A, A, A, A, A or A, A, B, C, D?
- Choice problems with a "reference" point