Abstract We introduce a new complete metric space of discontinuous normal form games and prove that the Nash equilibrium correspondence is upper semicontinuous with non-empty and compact values. So, using… Click to show full abstract
Abstract We introduce a new complete metric space of discontinuous normal form games and prove that the Nash equilibrium correspondence is upper semicontinuous with non-empty and compact values. So, using the Theorem of Fort (1949), we obtain that the correspondence is also lower semicontinuous in a dense subset. We introduce new topological assumptions on the payoff functions and a strengthening of standard quasi-concavity properties. Examples show that our results cannot be obtained from the previous ones.
               
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