Game Theory Flashcards

Decks in this Class (9):

• Lecture 1

  Lecture 1

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  game theory is defined as,

  any social problem can be formalized as,

  who established the solution concept
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• Lecture 2

  Lecture 2

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  what is a strategy,

  what is a strictly dominate strategy,

  if a player has a strictly dominant stra
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• Lecture 3

  Lecture 3

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  what is an undominated strategy,

  if each player has a dominant strategy t,

  does iterated deletion always lead to an
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• Lecture 4

  Lecture 4

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  what is a nash equilibrium,

  can an individual strategy be a ne,

  can a ne be pareto dominated in a ne can
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• Lecture 5

  Lecture 5

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  when two firms compete in a market for a,

  why is the cartel solution not stable,

  what is the free rider problem
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• Lecture 6

  Lecture 6

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  when instead of choosing a given strateg,

  if no mixed strategy is used then the pl,

  when a player is playing a mixed strateg
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• Lecture 7

  Lecture 7

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  in a game of perfect information the pla,

  what is the central issue in dynamic gam,

  the extensive form of a game is a comple
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• Lecture 8

  Lecture 8

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  define a subgame,

  what are the three properties that satis,

  how does spne coincide with backward ind
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• Lecture 9

  Lecture 9
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