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EC930 Theory of Industrial Organisation Game theory -- Appendix

EC930 Theory of Industrial Organisation Game theory -- Appendix. 2013-14, spring term. Review of game theory. Game theory Models rational behaviour when there are strategic interactions between agents

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Lecture 13

Lecture 13. ECON 4100: Industrial Organization. Dynamic strategic interaction and credible commitment. Introduction. The question as to how the incumbent credibly commits to produce Q D a quantity that will create problems for the other company The Chain-Store Paradox.

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Repeated Games

Repeated Games. APEC 8205: Applied Game Theory Fall 2007. Objectives. Understand the Class of Repeated Games Understand Conditions Under Which Non-Nash Play Can be Sustained as a Subgame Perfect Nash Equilibrium when a Game is Repeated Multiple Nash Equilibria Infinite Repetition.

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Introduction to Game Theory

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M9302 Mathematical Models in Economics

Lecture 3. 26.03.2010. M9302 Mathematical Models in Economics. 3.1.Dynamic Games of Complete but Imperfect Information. Instructor: Georgi Burlakov. Quick Revision on Lecture 1 & 2. Static versus Dynamic Games Complete versus Incomplete Information Normal versus Extensive Form.

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Multiagent Systems

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Basics on Game Theory

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Extensive Form Games With Perfect Information (Theory)

Extensive Form Games With Perfect Information (Theory). Extensive Form Games with Perfect Information. Entry Game : An incumbent faces the possibility of entry by a challenger. The challenger may enter or not. If it enters, the incumbent may either accommodate or fight. Payoff:

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Repeated games

Repeated games. Vincent Conitzer conitzer@cs.duke.edu. Repeated games. In a (typical) repeated game, players play a normal-form game (aka. the stage game ), then they see what happened (and get the utilities), then they play again, etc.

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CPS 296.1 Repeated games

CPS 296.1 Repeated games. Vincent Conitzer conitzer@cs.duke.edu. Repeated games. In a (typical) repeated game, players play a normal-form game (aka. the stage game ), then they see what happened (and get the utilities), then they play again, etc.

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Repeated & stochastic games

Repeated & stochastic games. Vincent Conitzer conitzer@cs.duke.edu. Repeated games. In a (typical) repeated game, players play a normal-form game (aka. the stage game ), then they see what happened (and get the utilities), then they play again, etc.

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