1. Some of the ideas underlying the current work appear already in Mariotti's excellent paper. Inter alia, that a strategy in a game corresponds to an act in Savage's one-person decision theory 24 ; that "only some acts (strategies) are feasible for each player in a given game," and the players should "rank only the strategies available in that game" (p.1102); and the difficulty discussed at 6.4 above, at which he hints in his discussion (p.1108(c)). None of the authors cited above, nor indeed others;is required between game theory and individual decision theory ... strategic decision principles may be radically different from individual decision-theoretic principles
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