Príklady payoff

• In general, this outcome will not maximize aggregate payoffs.

• In an adaptive learning model, individuals use the knowledge of these payoffs to form their expectations.

• The sub-game perfect equilibrium extraction paths (and payoffs) of the closed-loop solution incorporate both the stock and strategic externality.

• Each person's individual payoffs and accumulated payoffs were private information.

• Reported emissions fall because a higher tax raises the cost of compliance and thus increases the payoffs from tax evasion.

• The point of interest is the large inequity between the payoffs.

• The first two of these give the payoffs for taking one at the last free move.

• An individual must correctly perceive his own realized payoffs, but he need not realize that he interacts strategically with others.

• Although mutualistic payoffs might encourage participation in group hunts, these payoffs are only insured through rules of distribution that benefit participants.

• In order to address important issues that involve large sums of money, some psychologists advocate using high hypothetical payoffs.

• The latter leaves unanswered why "small" payoffs sometimes yield good results, and why increasing payoffs do not always yield better results.

• The other key variables they mention (scripts, repetition, and performance-based payoffs) seem to concern empirical issues, but deception is a different matter.

• The implication of his argument is that hypothetical payoffs may suffice to study people's decisions.

• In this framework it makes little sense to ask people to report preferences over outcomes in a game defined only by payoffs.

• I cannot hope to solve this problem, for unlike where rational payoffs are concerned, moral "payoffs" could never admit of any great precision.