Luenberger (1992, 1994) introduced a function he terms the benefit function, that converts preferences into a numerical … function and has some cardinal meaning. In this paper, we show that the benefit function enjoys many interesting properties in … a game theory context. We point out that the benefit function can be adapted to compare the mixed profiles of a game …

Luenberger [8] introduced the so-called benefit function that converts preferences into a numerical function that has … encompases as a special case the benefit function and is suitable to provide an alternative characterization of preferences. We … measure. Therefore, we introduce a large class of measures, called generalized benefit functions. The generalized benefit …

Luenberger [8] introduced the so-called benefit function that converts preferences into a numerical function that has … encompases as a special case the benefit function and is suitable to provide an alternative characterization of preferences. We … measure. Therefore, we introduce a large class of measures, called generalized benefit functions. The generalized benefit …