'Subgame perfection' presentation slideshows

Stolen Art

Stolen Art. 50,000 paintings stolen from museums and private collections around the world (including 287 by Picasso, 43 by Van Gogh, 26 by Renoir, more than 100 by Rembrandt). "Stolen art works don't end up on the walls of criminal connoisseurs. They usually end up in storage.

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Principles of Game Theory

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Principles of Game Theory

Principles of Game Theory. Lecture 7: Subgame perfection. Administrative. Quiz 2 results this week (again, hopefully Tuesday) Homework results on blackboard this afternoon Exam 1 Sept 17 th . Next Tuesday. Part 1 of Dixit et al: chapters 1-8 Chapters 1 and 2 of Gibbons.

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Game Theory Sequential Games, Subgame perfection, backward induction paradox

Game Theory Sequential Games, Subgame perfection, backward induction paradox. Univ. Prof.dr. M.C.W. Janssen University of Vienna Winter semester 2011-12 Week 43 (October 24, 25). Three Examples of sequential games. Take-it-or-leave it Centipede game Ultimatum Bargaining Game (UG)

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Markets, Games and Strategic Behavior

Markets, Games and Strategic Behavior. Lecturer: Todd Kaplan Wednesday 11-12 room 571. Wednesday 12-2 room 6001. Goals. For you to learn something about economics. For you to have some fun doing so. Structure. Before each lecture we will run an experiment for around an hour.

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Nash Equilibria

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