Asymmetric Equilibrium is a solution concept in game theory, specifically within interdependent-value auctions, that describes a Nash equilibrium in which bidders employ distinct bidding strategies due to inherent asymmetries in their private information, valuations, or payoff structures.
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Bargaining in an Asymmetrical Power Structure
F. Robert Dwyer, Orville C. Walker · Journal of Marketing · 1981 · 278 citations
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