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James W. Friedman, 1936- 

Industrial organization economist, focusing on oligopoly and game theory, and pioneer of experimental economics. 

James W. Friedman obtained his B.A. and Michigan and his Ph.D at Yale in 1963.   After periods teaching at Yale (where he was connected with Cowles), Rochester and Virginia Tech, James W. Friedman settled down at the University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill.

 

  

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Major Works of James W. Friedman

  • "An Experimental Study of Cooperative Duopoly", 1967, Econometrica  [cwls]
  • "Reaction Functions and the Theory of Duopoly", 1968, RES [cwls]
  • "An Experimental Research in Oligopoly", 1969, RES [cwls]
  • "A Non-Cooperative Equilibrium for Supergames", 1971, RES
  • "A Non-Cooperative View of Oligopoly", 1971, IER [cwls]
  • Oligopoly and the Theory of Games, 1977.
  • Oligopoly Theory, 1983
  • "Cooperative Equilibria in Finite Horizon Non-cooperative Supergames", 1985, JET
  • Game Theory with Applications to Economics, 1986.
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