Titlebook: Game Theory; A Multi-Leveled Appr Hans Peters Textbook 2015Latest edition Springer-Verlag GmbH Germany, part of Springer Nature 2015 Applic

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-658-39395-3trix game are interpreted as shares of the population. Individuals within the same part of the population play the same pure strategy. The main ‘solution’ concept is the concept of an evolutionary stable strategy.

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Produktions- und Kostentheorie,er, which offers a more rigorous treatment of finite games, i.e., games with finitely many players—often two—who have finitely many pure strategies over which they can randomize. We only discuss games with complete information. In the terminology of ., each player has only one type.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-663-00213-0e moves occur, and what the final payoffs are. Such games are discussed in Chaps. . and 5, and also occur in Chaps. . and 7. The present chapter extends the material introduced in Chaps. . and 5, and it may be useful to (re)read these chapters before continuing.

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Extensive Form Gamese moves occur, and what the final payoffs are. Such games are discussed in Chaps. . and 5, and also occur in Chaps. . and 7. The present chapter extends the material introduced in Chaps. . and 5, and it may be useful to (re)read these chapters before continuing.