Game Theory: Decision Making in Interdependent Environments

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Covers potential games, their properties, and the convergence of best-response dynamics to Nash equilibria.

Covers game theory fundamentals, Nash equilibrium, and strategic interactions in multi-agent systems.

Explores imperfect competition, cartels, and oligopoly dynamics in markets, analyzing pricing strategies and market outcomes.

Discusses Stackelberg games and backward induction, illustrating game theory concepts through examples and applications in real-world scenarios.

Covers the basics of static games and introduces key game theory concepts, including the Prisoner's Dilemma and Nash Equilibrium.

Explores multistage games, focusing on extensive form and feedback strategies, including Nash equilibria and backward induction methods.

Covers zero-sum games, focusing on Nash equilibria, security strategies, and their applications in various scenarios.

Covers the equilibrium conditions in 3D, system isolation, free-body diagrams, and constraints.

Covers potential games, best response dynamics, and the convergence to Nash equilibria.

Examines market regulation, focusing on external benefits and the effects of subsidies on equilibrium price and quantity.