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ORCIDGames and Economic Behavior, Volume 52
Volume 52, Number 1, July 2005
- Miguel Aramendía
, Concepción Larrea, Luis Ruiz:
Renegotiation in the repeated Cournot model. 1-19 - Emilio Calvo, Hans Peters:
Bargaining with ordinal and cardinal players. 20-33 - Ettore Damiano, Ricky Lam:
Stability in dynamic matching markets. 34-53 - Yossi Feinberg:
Subjective reasoning - dynamic games. 54-93 - Yossi Feinberg:
Subjective reasoning - solutions. 94-132 - Josef Hofbauer, Ed Hopkins:
Learning in perturbed asymmetric games. 133-152 - Tayfun Sönmez, M. Utku Ünver:
House allocation with existing tenants: an equivalence. 153-185 - William Thomson:
Divide-and-permute. 186-200
Volume 52, Number 2, August 2005
- Aldo Rustichini:
Neuroeconomics: Present and future. 201-212 - Paul Glimcher, Michael Dorris, Hannah M. Bayer:
Physiological utility theory and the neuroeconomics of choice. 213-256 - Aldo Rustichini, John Dickhaut, Paolo Ghirardato, Kip Smith, José V. Pardo:
A brain imaging study of the choice procedure. 257-282 - Kent L. Conover, Peter Shizgal:
Employing labor-supply theory to measure the reward value of electrical brain stimulation. 283-304 - Brian Knutson, Richard Peterson:
Neurally reconstructing expected utility. 305-315 - Kip Smith, John Dickhaut:
Economics and emotion: Institutions matter. 316-335 - Antoine Bechara, Antonio Damasio:
The somatic marker hypothesis: A neural theory of economic decision. 336-372 - Daniel Houser, Antoine Bechara, Michael P. Keane, Kevin McCabe, Vernon L. Smith:
Identifying individual differences: An algorithm with application to Phineas Gage. 373-385 - Jonathan W. Leland, Jordan Henry Grafman:
Experimental tests of the Somatic Marker hypothesis. 386-409 - Charles R. Gallistel:
Deconstructing the law of effect. 410-423 - Meghana Bhatt, Colin F. Camerer:
Self-referential thinking and equilibrium as states of mind in games: fMRI evidence. 424-459 - Jess Benhabib, Alberto Bisin:
Modeling internal commitment mechanisms and self-control: A neuroeconomics approach to consumption-saving decisions. 460-492
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