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| author | Eshaghi Gordji, Madjid bagha, mohammad |
| author_facet | Eshaghi Gordji, Madjid bagha, mohammad |
| contents | <p> Abstract<br>This paper introduces the concept of "Meta-Nash Equilibrium" under endogenous and environmental game transformations. While traditional Nash equilibrium assumes a static game structure where players choose strategies within fixed rules, real-world interactions often involve transformations of the game itself—either driven internally by the players (endogenous) or externally by the environment/institutions (exogenous). By incorporating status-quo inertia, we model how players transition between different game structures. We define the Meta-Nash equilibrium, prove its existence, and analyze the conditions under which institutional or environmental interventions can successfully guide systems toward more desirable equilibrium states.</p> <p>Keywords<br>- Meta-Nash Equilibrium<br>- Game Transformation<br>- Endogenous Games<br>- Status-Quo Inertia<br>- Equilibrium Transition<br>- Institutional Intervention</p> |
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| spellingShingle | Meta-Nash Equilibrium under Endogenous and Environmental Game Transformations Eshaghi Gordji, Madjid bagha, mohammad <p> Abstract<br>This paper introduces the concept of "Meta-Nash Equilibrium" under endogenous and environmental game transformations. While traditional Nash equilibrium assumes a static game structure where players choose strategies within fixed rules, real-world interactions often involve transformations of the game itself—either driven internally by the players (endogenous) or externally by the environment/institutions (exogenous). By incorporating status-quo inertia, we model how players transition between different game structures. We define the Meta-Nash equilibrium, prove its existence, and analyze the conditions under which institutional or environmental interventions can successfully guide systems toward more desirable equilibrium states.</p> <p>Keywords<br>- Meta-Nash Equilibrium<br>- Game Transformation<br>- Endogenous Games<br>- Status-Quo Inertia<br>- Equilibrium Transition<br>- Institutional Intervention</p> |
| title | Meta-Nash Equilibrium under Endogenous and Environmental Game Transformations |
| url | https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.20402442 |