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    Efficient equilibria in a differential game of capitalism (English)
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    One considers a differential game of capitalism `à la Lancaster'. Feedback Nash equilibria and Pareto optimal solutions are characterized under the assumption that the planning horizon is infinite. It is then shown that, by combining a Pareto optimal solution with the Nash feedback equilibrium strategy pair, which plays the role of a threat, one can obtain an efficient equilibrium which is also subgame perfect in the sense of Selten. This result modifies sensibly the previous interpreation of the inherent inefficiency of capitalism.
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    subgame perfect equilibria
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    differential game of capitalism
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    Feedback Nash equilibria
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    Pareto optimal solutions
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