Stopping Games with Randomized Strategies
We study stopping games in the setup of Neveu. We prove the existence of a uniform value (in a sense defined below), by allowing the players to use randomized strategies. In contrast with previous work, we make no comparison assumption on the payoff processes. Moreover, we prove that the value is the limit of discounted values, and we construct e-optimal strategies.
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1999-05
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Authors: | Rosenberg, Dinah ; Solan, Eilon ; Vieille, Nicolas |
Institutions: | Center for Mathematical Studies in Economics and Management Science (CMS-EMS), Kellogg Graduate School of Management |
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