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Game Theory

Edited by Ruby, brook, et al. last updated 1st Oct 2020

Game theory is the formal study of how rational actors interact to pursue incentives. It investigates situations of conflict and cooperation.

See also: Coalition/coordination, Coalitional Instincts, Decision theory, Moloch, Utility functions, Decision Theory, Prisoner's Dilemma

Game theory is an extremely powerful and robust tool in analyzing much more complex situations, such as: mergers and acquisitions, political economy, voting systems, war bargaining and biological evolution. Eight game-theorists have won the Nobel Prize in Economic Sciences.

References

Naïve introduction to Game Theory

Stanford Encyclopedia entry on Game Theory

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