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Economic Games as Estimators - WU Vienna University of Economics and Business Skip to main navigation Skip to search Skip to main content Economic Games as Estimators Michael Zargham , Krzysztof Paruch , Jamsheed Shorish Research Institute for Cryptoeconomics Publication : Working/Discussion Paper › WU Working Paper and Case 607 Downloads (Pure) Abstract Discrete event games are discrete time dynamical systems whose state transitions are discrete events caused by actions taken by agents within the game. The agents? objectives and associated decision rules need not be known to the game designer
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