The study of markets is still in its infancy. We know that, when only three or four people gather together to trade, there is already a recognizable market. At that level, game theory can explain a lot, as participants take account, not only of the fundamentals governing the commodity traded, but also of each other and the views they might take. But even at this level, game theory might explain behaviour, but it cannot predict market outcomes.
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