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Game Theoretic Models as a Framework for Analysis: The Case of Coordination Conventions
This paper examines game theoretic models of coordination conventions. Firstly, the paper shows that static models of coordination cannot explain the emergence of coordination conventions. The best interpretation of these models is that they study the conditions under which coordination is possible.
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