Statistical inference as a bargaining game
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Social policy;Social Welfare Function, Social Information Function, Contract Curve, Nash bargaining solution, Bayesian Inference, Posterior Mode, bargaining, welfare function, social welfare, statistics, Bayesian Analysis, Game Theory And Bargaining Theory,, Bayesian inference, Social Welfare Function, Social Information Function, Contract Curve, Nash bargaining solution, Bayesian Inference, Posterior Mode, Auctions, bargaining, bidding and selling, and other market models, Noncooperative games, social information function, Bayesian problems; characterization of Bayes procedures, posterior mode, Welfare economics, Nash bargaining solution, social welfare function, jel: jel:C11, jel: jel:C7
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