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Modeling Knowledge in Economic Analysis

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Game Theory and Applications Economic Theory and Institutions Economic theories and models

Abstract

This paper provides an introduction to how knowledge is modeled in economic contexts and the role played by the concepts of knowledge and common knowledge in economic analysis.

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