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Incoming Resources
- The common prior assumption in economic theory
- A theory of the onset of currency attacks
- Dynamic consistency and the value of information
- Approximate common knowledge revisited
- Trade and almost common knowledge
- Bid ask spreads with two sided private information
- Speculative investor behavior and learning
- Co-operation and timing
- Interaction games, a unified analysis of incomplete information, local interaction and random matching
- Acceptance games and protocols
- Informational events which trigger currency attacks
- Coordination risk and the price of debt
- Economic analysis in health care, Stephen Morris, Nancy Devlin, David Parkin
- Unique equilibrium in a model of self-fulfilling currency attacks
- Unique equilibrium in a model of self-fulfilling currency attacks?
- Impact of public announcement on trade in financial markets
- Justifying rational expectations
- The rationality and efficacy of decisions under uncertainty and the value of an experiment
- Depth of knowledge and the effect of higher order uncertainty
- Revising beliefs and knowledge, a generalization of Blackwell's theorem
- Approximate common knowledge and co-ordination, recent lessons from game theory
- Approximate common knowledge and co-ordination, recent lessons from game theory
- Risk dominance and stochastic potential
- Price bubbles and learning
- When does information lead to trade?, Trading with heterogenous prior beliefs and asymmetric information
- A theory of the onset of currency attacks
- Contagion
- Interaction games, a unified analysis of incomplete information, local interaction, and random matching
- Noisy Bayes updating and the value of information
- Revising knowledge, a decision theoretic approach
- The re-sale premium for assets in general equilibrium