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Game Theory Study Guide Osborne

This study guide outlines key concepts in game theory based on Osborne's 'An Introduction to Game Theory'. It covers topics such as games with perfect and imperfect information, evolutionary equilibrium, mechanism design, and bargaining strategies. Each unit references specific chapters for deeper understanding of the theories and models discussed.

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Game Theory Study Guide Osborne

This study guide outlines key concepts in game theory based on Osborne's 'An Introduction to Game Theory'. It covers topics such as games with perfect and imperfect information, evolutionary equilibrium, mechanism design, and bargaining strategies. Each unit references specific chapters for deeper understanding of the theories and models discussed.

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Game Theory Study Guide

Based on Osborne's 'An Introduction to Game Theory'

Unit 1: Games with Perfect Information & Basic Concepts

- What is Game Theory? Theory of Rational Choice - Chapter 1


- Nash Equilibrium (in pure and mixed strategies) - Chapters 2 & 4
- Maxmin Strategies - Chapter 11
- Extensive Games with Perfect Information - Chapter 5
- Subgame Perfect Nash Equilibrium - Chapter 5
- Ultimatum Game - Chapter 6
- Coalition Games - Chapter 15

Unit 2: Games with Imperfect Information

- Bayesian Games - Chapter 9


- Beliefs and Sequential Games - Chapters 6 & 7
- Signaling Games (education as a signal of ability) - Chapter 10
- Repeated Games (finite & infinite) - Chapter 14

Unit 3: Evolutionary Equilibrium

- Monomorphic Pure Strategy Equilibrium - Chapter 12


- Mixed Strategy and Polymorphic Equilibrium - Chapter 12

Unit 4: Mechanism Design in Static Settings

- Revelation Principle - Chapter 11


- Payoff Equivalence - Chapter 11

Unit 5: Bargaining

- Bargaining as an Extensive Game - Chapter 16


- Nash's Axiomatic Model - Chapter 16
- Strategic vs. Axiomatic Approaches - Chapter 16

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