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    Sérgio Werlang

    contemporaryAnalytic Philosophy / Epistemic Game Theory

    b. 1958

    Sérgio Ribeiro da Costa Werlang is a Brazilian economist and game theorist known for his work on decision theory, epistemic game theory, and Bayesian rationality. He has contributed to the foundations of game theory, particularly regarding common knowledge of rationality and backward induction, and has also served in senior roles at the Central Bank of Brazil.

    Notable Achievements

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    Co-authored influential work on Knightian uncertainty and non-additive probabilities in economics

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    Contributed to epistemic foundations of game theory and common knowledge of rationality

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    Analyzed models of backward induction in extensive-form games

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    Served as Deputy Governor for Economic Policy at the Central Bank of Brazil

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    Published extensively on decision theory under ambiguity

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    Skepticism

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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

    Truth & Knowledge

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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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