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Jun 3 2023

Game Theory 8 – chap14. Bayesian Nash equilibrium example

July 2, 2023June 3, 2023 by sehee

Learn an example of a Bayesian Nash equilibrium.

Categories Game Theory Tags bayesian nash equilibrium, BNE, game theory, Jun 3 2023 1 Comment

Game Theory 8 – chap13. Bayesian Nash equilibrium

July 2, 2023June 3, 2023 by sehee

We will discuss finite/infinite games that work on the same principle for Bayesian Nash equilibrium and utilize BR to derive BNE.

Categories Game Theory Tags bayesian nash equilibrium, bayesian normal form, BNE, game theory, Jun 3 2023, static bayesian games Leave a comment

Game Theory 8 – chap12. Random events and incomplete information

July 2, 2023June 3, 2023 by sehee

We will learn how to model incomplete information and the basic idea. We will also see how to turn an incomplete problem into an imperfect problem.

Categories Game Theory Tags bayesian normal form, game theory, incomplete information, john harsanyi, Jun 3 2023, random events 1 Comment

Game Theory 3 – chap08. Application I

June 3, 2023June 1, 2023 by sehee

Learn how far rationality can take you, and how to find Nash equilibria in a variety of examples, including the Cournot Duopoly.

Categories Game Theory Tags application, cournot duopoly, game theory, Jun 3 2023, May 30 2023, rational 1 Comment

Game Theory 2 – chap07. Nash Equilibrium & Location Game

June 3, 2023June 1, 2023 by sehee

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.

Categories Game Theory Tags game theory, isd, Jun 3 2023, location game, May 29 2023, nash equilibrium, rationalizability Leave a comment

Game Theory 2 – chap06. Rationalizability

June 3, 2023June 1, 2023 by sehee

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.

Categories Game Theory Tags beliefs, best response, dominance, game theory, Jun 3 2023, May 29 2023, rationalizability Leave a comment

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