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Subject:	HES: Re: RVW--Hoffman_on_Greif: Institutions_and_the_Path_to_the_Modern_Economy:_Lessons_from_Medieval_ Trade
From:	[log in to unmask] (Kevin Quinn)
Date:	Wed Aug 9 19:16:36 2006
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Avner Grief's work is not "mathed-up" Hayek.  His use of game theory allows   
him, inter alia,  to examine the multiple equilibria in "spontaneous   
orders," if you like, something to which Hayek paid very little attention.  
  
Kevin Quinn

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