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Ed Hopkins |
This is the
home page for Ed Hopkins. I’m a professor in the School of Economics,
University of Edinburgh.
My PhD is
from the European University Institute, in
I work in
game theory and have four main interests. The first is applying game theory to
social issues, with a particular focus on tournament models and their relation
to inequality. The second is behavioural game theory, considering games between players with non-standard preferences and/or
bounded rationality. The third is where I started off, evolutionary game theory, which looks
at how play out of equilibrium changes over time. The fourth is experimental economics, where I am interested in testing
any or all of the above in the lab.
Ed Hopkins
School of Economics
30-31
e-mail: e.hopkins@ed.ac.uk
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