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Game theory

two-player coordination game in which both prefer to coordinate but disagree over which of two outcomes to coordinate on.

In game theory, battle of the sexes refers to two-player coordination game in which both prefer to coordinate but disagree over which of two outcomes to coordinate on. This meaning comes from Luce (1957) in Games and decisions.[1]

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Luce, R. D. (1957). Games and decisions. Wiley. ISBN 9780486659435

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