Good Faith and Game Theory
摘要
This entry shows how game theory can be applied to model good faith mathematically using an example of a classic legal dispute related to rei vindicato. The issue is whether an owner has a legal right to his good if a person has bought it in good faith by using updated probabilities. The entry illustrates that a rule of where good faith is irrelevant Pareto dominates a rule where good faith may protect an innocent buyer.