Frank H. Page, Jr. is Professor at Department of Economics, Indiana University Bloomington, and Visiting Professor, Systemic Risk Centre, LSE.
We show that all discounted stochastic games DSGs satisfying the usual assumptions have Nash payoff selection correspondences having fixed points. Our...
An important aspect of network dynamics that has been missing from our understanding of network dynamics in various applied settings is the influence...
Under mild assumptions on primitives, we show that all parameterized state-contingent games (PSGs) have upper Caratheodory (uC) Nash (equilibrium)...
We show that any measurable selection valued correspondence induced by the composition of an m-tuple of real-valued Caratheodory functions with an...
This paper has two main objectives: first, to provide a formal definition of endogenous systemic risk that is firmly grounded in equilibrium dynamics...
For a discounted stochastic game with an uncountable state space and compact metric action spaces, we show that if the measurable-selection-valued...
We identify a new class of uncountable-compact discounted stochastic games for which existence of stationary Markov equilibria can be established and...
We construct a model of a principal-agent game of network formation (over layered networks) with asymmetric information and we consider the following...
