Journal article
Heuristic coordination games: rational action equilibrium and objective social constraints in a linguistic conception of rationality
Social Science Information, Vol.31(4), pp.711-734
01 Dec 1992
Abstract
Presents applications of heuristic game equilibrium. Argues that a particular class of games, heuristic coordination games, define structure thought of as objective social constraints, eg. the existence and function of the state, language communities, monetary communities, and some customary norms of behaviour. Offers an hypothesis for the existence of what is perceived as objective social constraints on individual action.
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- Title
- Heuristic coordination games: rational action equilibrium and objective social constraints in a linguistic conception of rationality
- Creators
- R A McCain
- Publication Details
- Social Science Information, Vol.31(4), pp.711-734
- Publisher
- Sage
- Resource Type
- Journal article
- Language
- English
- Academic Unit
- Economics (School of Economics)
- Identifiers
- 991014878743604721