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Applied Game Theory Lecture 2

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Game Theory

Game Theory. By Chattrakul Sombattheera Supervisors A/Prof Peter Hyland & Prof Aditya Ghose. Game theory. Analysis of problems of conflict and cooperation among independent decision-makers.

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Game Theory

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Oligopoly

Oligopoly. Oligopoly is a market dominated by a relatively small number of large firms Unconcentrated markets have HH < 1,000 Products are either standardized or differentiated Barrier to entry exist Price, Output and profits depend on actions, reactions, and counteractions.

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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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The Structure of Networks

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EC941 - Game Theory

EC941 - Game Theory. Lecture 7. Prof. Francesco Squintani Email: f.squintani@warwick.ac.uk. Structure of the Lecture. Infinitely Repeated Games Nash and Subgame -Perfect Equilibrium Finitely Repeated Games. Repeated Games.

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EC930 Theory of Industrial Organisation Game theory -- Appendix

EC930 Theory of Industrial Organisation Game theory -- Appendix. 2013-14, spring term. Review of game theory. Game theory Models rational behaviour when there are strategic interactions between agents

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Principles of Game Theory

Principles of Game Theory. Continuous Strategies: Theory and Applications. Administrative. Quiz 2 next week Problem Set 2 posted A bit longer / harder (not impossible). Topics. Normal form games with >3 players Mathematical introduction Introducing notation for what you already know.

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Topic VI: Extensive Form Games

Topic VI: Extensive Form Games. Dynamic Decision Making and Resource Allocation Problems. The dynamic timing of actions is a key component in many economic institutions and allocation problems Retails firms set prices, and consumers set quantities

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Basics on Game Theory

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Game Theory and Social Simulation

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ECO290E: Game Theory

ECO290E: Game Theory. Lecture 10 Examples of Dynamic Games. Review of Lec. 8 & 9. A strategy in a dynamic game is a complete plan of actions , i.e., specifying what she will do in every her information set.

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