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Strategy an introduction to game theory
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| Language: | English |
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New York
W.W. Norton & Company
2004
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Table of Contents:
- REPRESENTING GAMES The extensive form Strategies The Normal form Beliefs, mixed strategies and expected utility ANALYZING BEHAVIOR IN STATIC SETTINGS Dominance and best response Rationalizability and iterated dominance Location and partnership Congruous strategies and nash equilibrium Oligopoly, tariffs and crime and punishment Mixed strategy nash equilibrium Strictly competitive games and security strategies Contract law and enforcement in static settings ANALYZING BEHAVIOR IN DYNAMIC SETTINGS Details of the extensive form Backward induction and subgame perfection Topics in industrial organization Parlor games Bargaining problems Analysis of simple bargaining games Games with joint decisions, negotiation equilibrium Investment, hold up and ownership Repeated games and reputation Collusion, trade agreements and goodwill INFORMATION Random events and incomplete information Risk and incentives in contracting Bayesian nash equilibrium and rationalizability Trade with incomplete information Perfect Bayesian equilibrium Job - market signaling and reputation