Ariel Rubinstein
Ariel Rubinstein · Philosophy & Social Sciences
Israeli game theorist of bargaining and bounded rationality; Nemmers Prize (2004)
1951, Jerusalem, Israel
Israel · United States
Ariel Rubinstein is recognized among Israeli contributors to Philosophy & Social Sciences — Israeli game theorist of bargaining and bounded rationality; Nemmers Prize (2004)
An Israeli economist based at Tel Aviv University and New York University, Rubinstein is a leading game theorist. His model of alternating-offers bargaining became a cornerstone of the field, and he has pioneered the study of bounded rationality — how real, cognitively limited people actually decide — receiving the 2004 Nemmers Prize in Economics. He is Jewish and Israeli.
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Israeli game theorist of bargaining and bounded rationality; Nemmers Prize (2004)
Source: Jinfo.org — Jewish recipients of the Nemmers Prize in Economics
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