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Update: Ambiguity and the environment

Posted on 2010-11-042010-11-04

I have posted an updated draft of the working paper with Dimitrios Diamantaras (Temple University, Philadelphia) on social opinion formation and ambiguity in the (global) environmental debate. The paper is posted on the game theory page. The paper has been revised and edited to be more clear in the presentation of its conclusions.

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