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    Bernheim

    contemporaryAnalytic Philosophy / Epistemic Game Theory

    b. 1958

    Bernheim is a contemporary game theorist and economist known for foundational contributions to epistemic game theory, particularly the concept of rationalizability. His work examines how rational players reason about each other's strategies in strategic settings.

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    Co-developed the concept of rationalizability in game theory (1984)

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    Advanced epistemic foundations of solution concepts in strategic interaction

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    Contributed to behavioral economics and welfare analysis

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    Clarified distinctions between models of common knowledge and rationality

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    The difference in conclusions between Aumann (1995) and Stalnaker (1998) is due to differing models of belief revision upon deviation from the backward induction path

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    The difference in conclusions between Aumann (1995) and Stalnaker (1998) is due to differing models of belief revision upon deviation from the backward induction path

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