The Review of Economic Studies · 1992 · 105 citations · 6 references
Social SciencesEconomicsGame TheoryInformation TheoryMicroeconomicsCoordination GamesIncomplete Information GamesInformation EconomicsNash EquilibriumNoncooperative Game TheoryRepeated GamesIncomplete Information Repeated GamesPure Strategy Nash EquilibriumRepeated Game EquilibriaRepeated Game ModelsRepeated Game TheorySequential Games
The present paper formalizes the idea that improved monitoring helps coordination in long term relationships. Specifically, the pure-strategy sequential equilibrium payoff set is shown to expand (in the sense of set inclusion) in repeated games with inperfect monitoring, when the quality of the signal improves in Blackwell's sense. Furthermore, the directions of the expansion are identified.
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