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The Two Envelope 'Paradox'
Analysis 54 (1):43 - 45 (1994)
Abstract
This paper discusses the finite version of the two envelope paradox. (That is, we treat the paradox against the background assumption that there is only a finite amount of money in the world.)Author Profiles
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