Game Theory

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“The best for the group comes when everyone in the group does what’s best for himself and the group.”
——John Nash

Course Introduction

Course number: 09010210 Credit: 2

The teaching content of this course is as follows:

Section	Content
1-2: Introduction	Course overview and basic concepts Scope and applications of game theory
3-5: Static Games with Complete Information	Definition and characteristics of static games Nash equilibrium and solution methods Class discussions and case analysis
6-8: Dynamic Games with Complete and Perfect Information	Representation of dynamic games Backward induction and subgame perfect equilibrium Analysis of multi-stage games
9-10: Repeated Games	Basic types of repeated games Cooperative equilibria and punishment strategies Illustration of term paper examples
11-12: Bounded Rationality and Evolutionary Games	Motivations for bounded rationality and behavioral games Evolutionarily stable strategies (ESS) Replicator dynamics and equilibrium analysis
13-14: Dynamic Games with Complete but Imperfect Information	Modeling of dynamic games with imperfect information Bayesian Nash equilibrium Signaling games and strategy analysis
15-16: Static Games with Incomplete Information & Summary	Basic framework of static games with incomplete information Assignment review and Q&A Course summary and overall review
17: Q&A	Comprehensive Q&A and discussion Final review of course content

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Course Resourse

Textbook of Game Theory

Textbook.

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Courseware of Game Theory

No courseware.

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Tips of Game Theory

As long as you can take derivatives, this course should be no problem.

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