Game Theory 2 – chap07. Nash Equilibrium & Location Game
Learn about Nash equilibrium, a third way to make predictions in normal-form games. We will also see how to find a Nash equilibrium in a Location game.
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Game Theory 2 – chap06. Rationalizability
Learn about rationalizability, a second way to predict in normal-form games. Examine the difference between 2-player and 3-player games in terms of ISD and BR.
Game Theory 2 – chap05. Strict/weak dominance
Learn about strict/weak dominant/dominated strategies and see an example of an ISD, which stands for iterated strict dominance.
Game Theory 2 – chap04. Normal-form games, basic concepts
Of the three elements of a normal form game, we’ll look at strategy, and how to choose a strategy that maximizes the expected payoff under a given belief.
Game Theory 1 – chap03. Normal-form games, basic concepts
Analyze the four elements of a normal form game, consider the payoff function, and work through an example. We will also learn about mixed strategies, which represent probability distributions over the strategy space.
Game Theory 1 – chap02. Interactive Knowledge
Learn about interactive knowledge among the classifications of game theory, and the difference between common knowledge and public knowledge.
Game Theory 1 – chap01. Expected utility theorem
Learn what game theory is and how to use it to make decisions based on complete/incomplete information and simultaneous/sequential players.