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Coletânea do site Stanford Encyclopedia of Philosofy -http://plato.stanford.edu/ Selecionados - Game Theory - Prisoner s Dilemma - Free Rider Problem - Game Theory and Ethics - Pascal Wager s Textos em 25/07/2010
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Length9 hrs 17 mins
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Publish dateJul 26, 2010
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1http://plato.stanford.edu/
2First published Sat Jan 25, 1997; substantive revision Wed May 5, 2010
3Game Theory
4reasoning, as opposed philosophical and practical problems.
52.2 Games and Information
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6Figure 1
7Go free
82 years
9Figure 4
10Figure 6
112.6 Subgame Perfection
122.7 On Interpreting Payoffs: Morality and Efficiency in Games
132.8 Trembling Hands
14so
15Then
16Escape
17Figure 12
183.1 Beliefs
19Figure 14
20in
21for particular species
227.1 Game Theory in the Laboratory
23Figure 15
247.2 Neuroeconomics and Game Theory
25First published Thu Sep 4, 1997; substantive revision Mon Oct 22, 2007
26C
27c. Rr>Pr and Rc>Pc
28A
29P) (Tr-Rr)(Tc-Rc)≤(Rr-S r)(Rc-Sc)
30SH) a. R>T
31Figure 2
32Figure 3
33Figure 5
34Concepts of Stability in Evolutionary Games.
35in
36C
37Cambridge University Press (2004).
38Books
39Figure 1
40Figure 2
41Figure 3: The stag hunt
42scientific method. London: Routledge & Kegan Paul.
43First published Sat May 2, 1998; substantive revision Wed Jun 4, 2008
44Wager for God
45f3
46Moral Objections to Wagering for God
47Utilities,” Synthese 154, 5–52.
48University Press.