Values of Non-Atomic Games, Part V: Monetary Economies

Abstract

The report concludes a five-part series on the mathematical theory of non-atomic games. The term non-atomic, borrowed from measure theory and probability theory, signifies that in these games with infinitely many participants, no single individual is big enough to influence the outcome by himself. Such games have served as mathematical models for large-scale competitive systems in economics or politics. In this report the applications of the theory to a class of economics models are developed.

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Document Details

Document Type
Technical Report
Publication Date
Aug 01, 1971
Accession Number
AD0735067

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  • Lloyd Shapley
  • R. J. Aumann

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  • RAND Corporation

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