Hands-On Microeconomics: a primer in Game Theory.

An introduction to main concepts of Game Theory and a step-by-step guide to find equilibria of simple games.
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Hands-On Microeconomics: a primer in Game Theory.
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2.5 hours
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Jan 2020
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What you will learn

Students will learn the main concepts in non cooperative game theory, and will learn how to use them to find equilibria for actual games.

Students will get to know very well some battle horse games, such as matching pennies, the prisoners' dilemma, the battle of sexes and the game of chicken.

Students will learn to use equilibrium concepts such as that of Nash equilibrium, and that of subgame perfect equilibrium for sequential games.

Students will be taken to make comparisons between game theoretic concepts and some market forms.

Students will be asked to apply the concepts learned in class to some end of class exercises.

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