Repeated Games with Incomplete Information

"Israeli economist Yisrael (Robert J.) Aumann said Monday he was elated after learning in a phone call from the Royal Swedish Academy of Sciences that he and a fellow scientist had won the 2005 <[...]> Nobel prize in economics for their game theory analysis.Aumann, 75, of the Hebrew University and American Thomas C. Schelling, 84, of the University of Maryland were awarded the prize for their work on game theories that help explain economic conflicts, including trade and price wars."Nuff said.