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Sharp Equilibria for Time-Inconsistent Mean-Field Stopping Games
SIAM Journal on Control and Optimization, Volume 62, Issue 4, Page 2319-2345, August 2024. Abstract. We investigate time-inconsistent mean-field stopping games under nonexponential discounting in discrete time. At the intrapersonal level, each player plays against her future selves as a result of the time inconsistency caused by nonexponential discounting. At the interpersonal level, she plays against other players due to players’ interaction via the proportion of players that have stopped. We look for sharp mean-field equilibria (MFEs), such that given other players’ stopping policies, the representative player’s strategy not only is an intrapersonal equilibrium, but also an optimal one among all such intrapersonal equilibria. We analyze two classes of examples. The first one is on time-inconsistent bank-run models, and we construct an (optimal) sharp MFE by a monotone iteration scheme. The second one has a Markovian setup and no common noise, and we show the existence of a sharp MFE based on the Tikhonov fixed-point theorem.
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