Dynamic consistency in extensive form decision problems
The work presents decision making ideas for a class of finite extensive form decision problems without nature, developing results published by the author 10 years ago. It consists of 7 sections, the first one, introduction, reflecting history of problemstatement and different approaches for its solving development. In the second section two main assumptions and a proposition are introduced and discussed which are true within the absentminded driver problem. The third and fourth sections contain the definition of specification and dynamic consistency. Section 5 presents the theorem establishing dynamic consistency the main result of the article, whereas sixth section concludes it. Section 7 consists of references including 10 positions.
- A comment on the absent-minded driver paradox
- A course in game theory.
- Don't fool yourself to believe you won't fool yourself again
- Dynamic consistency and imperfect recall
- Minimum memory for equivalence between \textit{ex ante} optimality and time-consistency
- More absentmindedness
- On the interpretation of decision problems with imperfect recall
- The absent-minded driver
- Dynamic consistency and imperfect recall
- A note on the one-deviation property in extensive form games
- Naiveté and sophistication in dynamic inconsistency
- Dynamic inconsistency and choice
- Minimum memory for equivalence between \textit{ex ante} optimality and time-consistency
- Sleeping Beauty and the absent-minded driver
- Optimality, equilibrium, and curb sets in decision problems without commitment
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