English: (David M. Kreps and Robert Wilson, Reputation and Imperfect Information, 27 Journal of EConomic theory 253-279 (1982)).‘Economists have studied the phenomenon of reputation acquisition rigorously over the past 25 years, and the list of publications in leading journals is sizeable.
French: (David M. Kreps and Robert Wilson, Reputation and Imperfect Information, 27 JOURNAL OF ECONOMIC THEORY 253-279 (1982).«Economists have studied the phenomenon of reputation acquisition rigorously over the past 25 years, and the list of publications in leading journals is sizeable.
German: (David M. Kreps and Robert Wilson, Reputation and Imperfect Information, 27 JOURNAL OF ECONOMIC THEORY 253-279 (1982).‘Economists have studied the phenomenon of reputation acquisition rigorously over the past 25 years, and the list of publications in leading journals is sizeable.
Spanish: (David M. Kreps and Robert Wilson, Reputation and Imperfect Information, 27 JOURNAL OF ECONOMIC THEORY 253-279 (1982).‘Economists have studied the phenomenon of reputation acquisition rigorously over the past 25 years, and the list of publications in leading journals is sizeable.
Italian: It is a common observation that one or both parties may seek to establish a reputation for themselves, as this may be beneficial later on» (David M. Kreps and Robert Wilson, Reputation and Imperfect Information, 27 JOURNAL OF ECONOMIC THEORY 253-279, 1982).
Portuguese: (David M. Kreps and Robert Wilson, Reputation and Imperfect Information, 27 JOURNAL OF ECONOMIC THEORY 253-279 (1982). «Economists have studied the phenomenon of reputation acquisition rigorously over the past 25 years, and the list of publications in leading journals is sizeable.
Dutch: (David M. Kreps and Robert Wilson, Reputation and Imperfect Information, 27 Journal of economic theory 253-279 (1982).„Economists have studied the phenomenon of reputation acquisition rigorously over the past 25 years, and the list of publications in leading journals is sizeable. Applications of the basic notion to various fields abound, but we confine ourselves to three examples, i.e. central banking, industrial organization and sovereign debt markets. (…) The acquisition of reputation is also important in the area of (international) borrowing and lending.
Danish: (David M. Kreps og Robert Wilson, Reputation and Imperfect Information, 27 JOURNAL OF ECONOMIC THEORY 253-279 (1982). […] Økonomerne har de seneste 25 år grundigt undersøgt, hvordan man opnår anseelse, og der er skrevet meget herom i fagtidsskrifter.
Swedish: (David M. Kreps and Robert Wilson, Reputation and Imperfect Information, 27 Journal of economic theory 253-279 (1982).”Economists have studied the phenomenon of reputation acquisition rigorously over the past 25 years, and the list of publications in leading journals is sizeable.
Finnish: (David M. Kreps and Robert Wilson, Reputation and Imperfect Information, 27 JOURNAL OF ECONOMIC THEORY 253-279 (1982).‘Economists have studied the phenomenon of reputation acquisition rigorously over the past 25 years, and the list of publications in leading journals is sizeable.
Greek: (David M. Kreps and Robert Wilson, Reputation and Imperfect Information, 27 Journal of economic theory 253-279 (1982).«Economists have studied the phenomenon of reputation acquisition rigorously over the past 25 years, and the list of publications in leading journals is sizeable.
Czech: (David M. Kreps and Robert Wilson, Reputation and Imperfect Information, 27 Journal of economic theory 253-279 (1982).‘Economists have studied the phenomenon of reputation acquisition rigorously over the past 25 years, and the list of publications in leading journals is sizeable.
Slovak: (David M. Kreps and Robert Wilson, Reputation and Imperfect Information, 27 JOURNAL OF ECONOMIC THEORY 253-279 (1982).„Economists have studied the phenomenon of reputation acquisition rigorously over the past 25 years, and the list of publications in leading journals is sizeable.
Polish: (David M. Kreps and Robert Wilson, Reputation and Imperfect Information, 27 Journal of economic theory 253-279 (1982).„Economists have studied the phenomenon of reputation acquisition rigorously over the past 25 years, and the list of publications in leading journals is sizeable.
Hungarian: (David M. Kreps and Robert Wilson, Reputation and Imperfect Information, 27 Journal of economic theory 253-279 (1982).„Economists have studied the phenomenon of reputation acquisition rigorously over the past 25 years, and the list of publications in leading journals is sizeable.
Slovenian: (David M. Kreps and Robert Wilson, Reputation and Imperfect Information, 27 JOURNAL OF ECONOMIC THEORY 253-279 (1982).‘Economists have studied the phenomenon of reputation acquisition rigorously over the past 25 years, and the list of publications in leading journals is sizeable.
Estonian: (David M. Kreps ja Robert Wilson, Reputatsioon ja ebatäielik informatsioon, 27 Journal of economic theory (27. majandusteooria ajakiri) 253-279 (1982).“Economists have studied the phenomenon of reputation acquisition rigorously over the past 25 years, and the list of publications in leading journals is sizeable.
Latvian: (David M. Kreps and Robert Wilson, Reputation and Imperfect Information, 27 Journal Of Economic Theory 253-279 (1982). “Economists have studied the phenomenon of reputation acquisition rigorously over the past 25 years, and the list of publications in leading journals is sizeable.
Lithuanian: (David M. Kreps and Robert Wilson, Reputation and Imperfect Information, 27 JOURNAL OF ECONOMIC THEORY 253-279 (1982).‘Economists have studied the phenomenon of reputation acquisition rigorously over the past 25 years, and the list of publications in leading journals is sizeable.