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Respond to the question: triggerstrategy in repeated games?

08/20/2005 01:52 PM by Klaus Pforr;
I solved the problem by myself (fudenberg & maskin (1991)) Thanx anyway
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08/18/2005 04:23 PM by Klaus Pforr; trigger-strategy in repeated games
Friedman (1971) shows the existence of equilibria in non-cooperative infinitely repeated sigma-discounted state-games. Does the prove also hold if the non-cooperative equilibrium in the stage game and the pareto-superior strategy are in mixed strategies (e.g. chicken game, volunteers dilemma (diekmann(1985), journal of conflict resolution))? Isn't there a problem to identify defection, as players can only interpret discrete realisations of the mixed strategies?
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