Titlebook: Game Theory; Decisions, Interacti James N. Webb Textbook 2007 Springer-Verlag London 2007 Nash equilibrium.biology.calculus.decision theory

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Textbook 2007erstanding of probability. A familiarity with basic calculus would be useful for Chapter 6 and someparts of Chapters 1 and 8. The basic ideas of simple ordinary di?erential equations are required in Chapter 9 and, towards the end of that chapter, some familiarity with matrices would be an advantage

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Population Gamesis close to, but not actually at, its equilibrium configuration? Does the population tend to evolve towards the equilibrium or does it move away? This question can be investigated using Evolutionary Game Theory, which was invented for biological models but has now been adopted by some economists.

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Simple Decision Modelsn a way that leads to that result. This leaves open the question of whether it is always possible to achieve the desired outcome. An alternative approach is to list the courses of action that are available and to determine the outcome of each of those behaviours. One of these outcomes is preferred b

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Static Gamest in principle) on what every individual decides. Borrowing some terminology from recreational games, which form only a subset of examples of interactive decision problems, all such problems are termed “games” and the individuals making the decisions are called “players”. However, recreational games

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Infinite Dynamic Gamesviour would lead to greater payoffs for all players if . was cooperative. Interpreting the Prisoners’ Dilemma as a generalised social interaction, we can ask the question: Is external (e.g., governmental) force required in order to sustain cooperation or can such behaviour be induced in a liberal, i