How can the creation of shared value lead to outcomes that benefit all parties in a seemingly zero-sum context?

We further relate these properties of the Nash solutions for these two games to some of the distinct features of zero-sum games and team problems. Previous ... Mar 3, 2008 ... Lack of information on one side: particular case where all the players but one perfectly know the stage game which is repeated. Zero-sum games: ... In this paper, we focus on a special type of two-player imperfect-information extensive-form zero-sum games, Team. Adversary Games, in which a team of ... Dec 2, 2016 ... Zero-sum games; Incomplete information; Signalling games; Hypothesis testing equilibrium; Enter deterrence games; Equilibrium refinement ... In dynamic games, as the game progresses players acquire information ... The zero-sum game-theoretic approach to robust control allows the unknowns ... We study the description and value of information in zero-sum games. We define a series of informational relations between information schemes, and show that ... Aug 7, 2024 ... This is accomplished through accuracy prompts, brief text before exposure that reminds people to judge the accuracy of the information they read ... ... information with belief, Aumann's agreement theorem, Zero-sum game definition, Security strategies, Saddle point strategies. Week 4: Further properties of ... if there are no symmetric information gains from trade, there is no trade. Compare: 1 if trade is a zero sum game, everyone cannot gain from trade. (Kreps 77 ... On a broader scale (and with a possible abuse of terminology), we can view two-player zero-sum games as constituting a special sub-class of two-player nonzero- ...