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Some generalizations of Zhao’s theorem: Hybrid solutions and weak hybrid solutions for games with nonordered preferences

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Abstract Inspired by Zhao (1992), we first define the hybrid solution of games with nonordered preferences and prove its existence theorem in Hausdorff topological vector spaces. Second, we introduce the… Click to show full abstract

Abstract Inspired by Zhao (1992), we first define the hybrid solution of games with nonordered preferences and prove its existence theorem in Hausdorff topological vector spaces. Second, we introduce the open graph L-majorized condition for games with nonordered preferences. We shall provide an existence theorem of hybrid solutions for open graph L-majorized games. Third, we introduce the notion of weak hybrid solutions for games with infinitely many players. By strengthening some assumptions, we also obtain the existence theorem of weak hybrid solutions for games with infinitely many players.

Keywords: nonordered preferences; weak hybrid; hybrid solutions; games nonordered; theorem hybrid; solutions games

Journal Title: Journal of Mathematical Economics
Year Published: 2019

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