Do mergers help or hinder collusion? This article studies the stability of the vitamin cartels in
the 1990s and presents a repeated-games approach to quantify “coordinated effects” of a …

Decision making under uncertainty has been studied extensively over the last 70 years, if
not earlier. In the field of optimization, models for two-stage, stochastic, linear programming …

We prove the folk theorem for discounted repeated games with anonymous random
matching. We allow non‐uniform matching, include asymmetric payoffs, and place no …

The distributed computation of equilibria and optima has seen growing interest in a broad
collection of networked problems. We consider the computation of Nash equilibria of convex …

Many collusive agreements involve the exchange of self-reported sales data between
competitors, which use them to monitor compliance with a target market share allocation …

The study of the evolution of brain–behaviour relationships concerns understanding the
causes and repercussions of cross‐and within‐species variability. Understanding such …

This paper examines different Brownian information structures over varying time intervals.
We focus on the non-limit case, and on the trade-offs between information quality and …

We analyze a continuous time game of Bertrand competition with private monitoring that
includes asynchronous signals and asynchronous actions. Unlike existing models where …

We consider a sequential decision problem where the decision maker is informed of the
actual payoff with delay. We introduce a new condition, which generalizes the condition …

This paper studies the dynamics of effort provision in teams when there are exogenous
observation delays between partners. Agents are engaged in a common project whose …