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Asynchronous horizons durable-strategies dynamic games
2021
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R apid advances in communication and information technology have led to real-life strategic interactions becoming intertemporal and dynamic. During the past five decades, dynamic game applications have developed to model the intertemporal nature of economic, social and political interactive behaviours. They are capable of modelling both competitive and cooperative interactions among the participants. However, in many reallife interactions, the participants' time horizon are different due to
doi:10.32907/ro-126-1891236420
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