michaeljwebster

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   by michaeljwebster 10y ago

   No, Schelling's contributions to game theory were not at a level of formalism. His uses of game theory was however at the highest level of strategic thinking.
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   by michaeljwebster 10y ago

   Not sure what you have read. But, try re-reading his article "Hockey Helmets, Daylight Savings, and other Binary Choices". You will find something new about collective choices.
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   by michaeljwebster 10y ago

   That is very typical of Schelling. Clear, but you need to read it over and over.