Re: Simulation

["Clement M. Henry" <chenry@mail.la.utexas.edu>]

David,

Since real time is so close to game time, it really does not matter though
you might be as specific about the time - just dating a week ahead of
actual time.  I'll pass this on to chat in case it helps others too --CH


 On Tue, 22 Oct 2002, David Marquez wrote:

> Prof. Henry,
>     concerning the current simulation, are the dealings done between the various players resultant in real time, or are we simply trying to "make deals" while the window is open, so to speak?  To try and make my question more clear, is there any quantitative result from, say, a hike in production, or is it simply "pemex has decided to increase production by 10%" and the other players will react in accord to what is happening?  If my question is still worded too confusingly, please email me back for me to attempt another clarification.
>
> Thanks,
> David Marquez
>

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