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1by Crettez, Bertrand Published in Public choice (2020)“...We consider the simplest version of a jungle economy a la Piccione-Rubinstein, wherein as many agents as goods are assumed, agents consume at most one...”
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2by Crettez, Bertrand Published in Review of law & economics (17.10.2019)“...The Coase theorem states that where there are externalities and no transaction costs resource allocation is Pareto-optimal and independent of the stakeholders’...”
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3by Crettez, Bertrand Published in Theory and decision (01.12.2017)“...Hobbes’s state of nature is often analyzed in two-person two-action non-cooperative games. By definition, this literature only focuses on duels. Yet, if we...”
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4“...On the Ides of March, 44 BC, in the Senate House of Pompey in Rome, Julius Caesar was assassinated by conspirators, the most famous of those being Brutus. Are...”
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5by Crettez, Bertrand Published in Review of law & economics (2019)“...Abstract How to enhance the maintenance, repair and improvement of condo buildings? We address this issue by focusing on the case of an elevator installation...”
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7by Crettez, Bertrand Hayek, Naila Morhaim, Lisa Published in Dynamic games and applications (01.12.2019)“...This paper revisits Strulik’s model of growth with insecure property rights. In this model, different social groups devote some effort to control a share of...”
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8by Crettez, Bertrand Crettez, Bertrand Hayek, Naila Hayek, Naila Published in Journal of optimization theory and applications (01.02.2014)“...We study an infinite-horizon sequential dynamic game where the players are a government and an international terrorist organization. We provide conditions for...”
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9“...According to Colman (1988), Harold Pinter’s play The Caretaker illustrates the inadequacy of the stable set, a solution concept of cooperative game theory...”
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10by Crettez, Bertrand Deloche, Régis Published in Journal of economic behavior & organization (01.03.2013)“...► We use experimental economics to compare the last two versions of Molière's Tartuffe. ► The penultimate version is not consistent with experimental evidence...”
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11by Crettez, Bertrand Deloche, Régis Jeanneret‐Crettez, Marie‐Hélène Published in Journal of public economic theory (01.09.2020)“...We propose an original game‐theoretic demand‐induced supply model of overtreatment with heterogeneous experts. We show that experts, whatever their abilities,...”
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12by Crettez, Bertrand Hayek, Naila Morhaim, Lisa Published in Mathematical social sciences (01.03.2017)“...We study a non-convex optimal growth problem with investment enhancing labor. We prove that there exists an optimal growth path, that all optimal paths are...”
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13“...In this paper, we study the dynamics of legal rules in a model with two nation-states playing a non cooperative game. For each country, changing the legal...”
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14by Crettez, Bertrand Deffains, Bruno Musy, Olivier Published in International review of law and economics (01.08.2014)“...•We propose a two-country model of the dynamics of legal convergence.•Legal preferences can be endogenous.•We study how non-cooperative interactions can lead...”
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15by Crettez, Bertrand Deffains, Bruno Musy, Olivier Published in Review of law & economics (01.03.2016)“...Legal scholars distinguish two modes of international legal cooperation: minimum legal harmonization and full harmonization ( . legal unification). These...”
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16“...► In civil (common) law countries, the principle of duty to rescue does (not) apply. ► We examine this difference by taking into account the cost of wrongful...”
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17“...Both the choice between "stick" and "carrot" and the tension between "control" and "preservation of civil liberties" characterize the policy debate over...”
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18by Crettez, Bertrand Published in International review of economics (01.12.2017)“...Cooperative behavior is often observed in ordinary market transactions. To account for this observation, Robert Sugden proposes a team reasoning theory in...”
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20“...In this paper we study the efficient points of a closed production set with free disposal. We first provide a condition on the boundary of the production set,...”