Abstract

Dropping the assumption of the stochastic independence of players' randomised choices in non-cooperative games, we introduce the notion of a type of dependence. It is proved that the stochastic independence is the unique type of dependence for which any finite non-cooperative game has a Nash equilibrium in mixed strategies.

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