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        <affiliation>Columbia University. Earth Institute</affiliation>
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    <abstract>If agents have common priors concerning the probability with which equilibrium is selected, they have an incentive to trade beforehand. If their trading process satisfies a certain notion of individual rationality, these trades will reduce and ultimately remove all uncertainty concerning equilibrium selection. In this sense, multiple equilibria engender institutions which can uniquely determine equilibrium.</abstract>
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