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6 de nov. de 2000 · Preface. Game theoretic reasoning pervades economic theory and is used widely in other social and behavioral sciences. This book presents the main ideas of game theory and shows how they can be used to understand economic, social, political, and bi- ological phenomena.
Examples include auctions, negotiations between countries, and military tactics. The theory was initiated by mathematicians in the first half of the last century, but since then much research in game theory has been done outside of mathematics. This book gives an introductionto game theory, on an elementary level.
9.2 Some Principles of Decision Making in Game Theory 345 9.3 Saddle Points 350 9.4 Mixed Strategies 353 9.5 The Fundamental Theorem 360 9.6 Computational Techniques 370 9.7 Games People Play 382 10 Other Topics in Game Theory 391 10.1 Utility Theory 391 10.2 Two-Person, Non-Zero-Sum Games 393 10.3 Noncooperative Two-Person Games 397
22 de jul. de 2022 · English. Volume. 3ed. viii, 590 pages : 24 cm. Includes index. Preface to the third edition -- Conflict, strategy, and games -- Some foundations -- Dominant strategies and social dilemmas -- Nash equilibrium and rationalizable strategies -- Games with two or more nash equilibria -- Duopoly strategies and prices -- Three-person games ...
Lecture 7: Game theory. February 24, 2016 STAT 155 is an entire course on Game Theory. In this lecture we illustrate Game Theory by rst focusing on one particular game for which we can get data. The game is relevant to one of the central ideas of game theory, Does the data { how people actually play the game { correspond roughly to what theory ...
Game Theory (Revised: July 2018) These lecture notes extend some of the basic ideas in game theory that were covered in 15.010. We will begin by explaining what we mean by rational — or rationalizable — strategies. We will apply this concept to a discussion of the War of Attrition, which can turn out to be a rather complicated game.
Loosely speaking, mechanism design is “reverse game theory”. Whereas a game theorist takes the game as given and analyzes its equilibria, a mechanism designer takes the social choice rule as given and acts as a “game maker”, aiming to engineer a game with suitable equilibria. 2.2 Maskin monotonicity and no veto power.
