This is a paper I wrote when I was in my second year of graduate school, based on a professor lecturing about his own research.
The title "Choosing Duopoly Solution Concepts by Consistent Conjectures and by Uncertainty" is a very compact summary of the content of the paper. It is only informative to specialists, but the paper is very technical, so the title is well-adapted to the expected audience.
A problem in economics and game theory is the existence of multiple equilibria, often "far" apart:
| M | Y | |
| M | 1,1 | 0,0 |
| Y | 0,0 | 2,2 |
The technical problem here is somewhat different: different plausible ways to "think about" the game. But the annoyance (multiple "good" answers, all different) is the same.