A. Rubinstein et A. Wolinsky, RATIONALIZABLE CONJECTURAL EQUILIBRIUM - BETWEEN NASH AND RATIONALIZABILITY, Games and economic behavior, 6(2), 1994, pp. 299-311
Static equilibria can be viewed as steady states of recurring play of
a game Such steady states in which players do not perfectly observe th
e actions of others need not be Nash equilibria. This paper suggests a
static solution concept, rationalizable conjectural equilibrium, that
corresponds to such steady states. To present it, the basic model of
a normal form game is enriched by specifying the signal, that players
get about others' actions. The solution is a profile of actions such t
hat each player's action is optimal given that it is common knowledge
that all players maximize utility given their signals. (C) 1994 Academ
ic Press, Inc.