Sentence examples for ex post equilibrium from inspiring English sources

In general, suppose that there exists an efficient mechanism with an "ex post" equilibrium.

Then by a version of the revelation principle there exists an efficient direct mechanism in which truth-telling is an "ex post" equilibrium.

An ex post equilibrium h′ is a system of strategy profiles such that no agent i expects to gain more than ε-utiles by deviating from h′ given i's private information.

Monderer and Samet show that in this situation, given sufficiently high common p-belief that ω = ω2, there is an ex post equilibrium at which Joanna and Lizzi choose (B,B) if ω = ω2!

Then we construct an ascending auction that implements the truth-telling equilibrium of a VCG-L mechanism in ex-post equilibrium.

We show that the optimal KAMs can be implemented in an ex-post equilibrium with a "progressive second price" payment rule.

We then consider a system of compatible unit cost functions inclusive of such productivity improvements in any industry, for which we can solve for the ex-post equilibrium to examine the technological structural propagation.

In Section 3, we introduce the concept of structural propagation, which is initiated by the introduction of innovation involving qualitative and quantitative improvements, and connect the ex-post equilibrium state with social welfare.

We start with the ex-post equilibrium monetary balances for an industrial sector as described below: begin{array}{*{20}l} rho pi frac{y}{lambda} = frac{1}{z} left(rho_{0} pi_{0} frac{x_{0}}{lambda_{0}} + rho_{1} pi_{1} frac{x_{1}}{lambda_{1}} + cdots + rho_{n} pi_{n} frac{x_{n}}{lambda_{n}}right).

For a finite and large number of players, there exists an almost ex post efficient equilibrium.

We prove that the DLS-T mechanism computes the optimal allocation in an ex post Nash equilibrium.