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Game theory and Strategic Thinking: An Introduction

Game theory and Strategic Thinking: An Introduction. ???????????. ??? ?????????????????? ??????????. ??????. Rousseau : Discourse on the Origin and Basis of Equality among Men :

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Mechanism Design

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Normal Form Games, Rationality and Iterated Deletion of Dominated Strategies

Normal Form Games, Rationality and Iterated Deletion of Dominated Strategies. Instructor: Professor Piotr Gmytrasiewicz Presented By: BIN WU Date:11/20/2002. Contents. Definition Typical Normal Form Games Rational Behavior Iterated Dominance Cournot Competition. Definition.

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When is it Best to Best-Reply?

When is it Best to Best-Reply?. Michael Schapira (Yale University and UC Berkeley) Joint work with Noam Nisan (Hebrew U), Gregory Valiant (UC Berkeley) and Aviv Zohar (Hebrew U). Sprint. AT&T. Comcast. Qwest. Motivation : Internet Routing.

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EC941 - Game Theory

EC941 - Game Theory. Lecture 5. Prof. Francesco Squintani Email: f.squintani@warwick.ac.uk. Structure of the Lecture. Definition of Extensive-Form Games Subgame Perfection and Backward Induction Applications: Stackelberg Duopoly, Harris-Vickers Race. Extensive Form Games.

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EC941 - Game Theory

EC941 - Game Theory. Lecture 5. Prof. Francesco Squintani Email: f.squintani@warwick.ac.uk. Structure of the Lecture. Definition of Extensive-Form Games Subgame Perfection and Backward Induction Applications: Stackelberg Duopoly, Harris-Vickers Race. Extensive Form Games.

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Final Lecture

Final Lecture. Problem 2, Chapter 13. Exploring the problem. Note that c, x yields the highest total payoff of 7 for each player. Is this a Nash equilibrium? Why not? What are the Nash equilibria ?

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CS 886: Agents and Game Theory

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Introduction to Game Theory (part 1)

Introduction to Game Theory (part 1). Chonho Lee Jan 20, 2012. What is Game? Terminology: Players, Actions, Utility, Strategy, Outcome, etc Classification of game Note that this talk focuses on a strategic game Strategy Dominant strategy Mixed strategy Solution of game

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Lecture 5A Mixed Strategies and Multiplicity

Lecture 5A Mixed Strategies and Multiplicity.

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Price of Anarchy in Games of Incomplete Information

Price of Anarchy in Games of Incomplete Information. Tim Roughgarden. Alon Ardenboim. Full Information Games. The players payoffs are common knowledge.

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UADPhilEcon Ec10 Strategic Choices

UADPhilEcon Ec10 Strategic Choices Lecture 3 The Refinement Project continued Dynamic Games Two dynamic games 20 matches on the table. Two players take turns to collect one or two at a time. The one collecting the 20 th wins!

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For any player i , a strategy weakly dominates another strategy if

For any player i , a strategy weakly dominates another strategy if (With at least one S -i that gives a strict inequality) strictly dominates if where S -i represents the product of all strategy sets other than player's i.

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Extensive-form games

Extensive-form games. Vincent Conitzer conitzer@cs.duke.edu. Extensive-form games with perfect information. Players do not move simultaneously When moving, each player is aware of all the previous moves ( perfect information )

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