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ch03_edit (1)
School: Florida Atlantic University
Course: ECO 4402
... Consider the matchstick game of question S6. If the game begins with 5 matchsticks, then there is a second-mover advantage, because with optimal play, the second mover will always win. On ...
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Practice Midterm, 2011
School: Harvard University
Course: ECON 1051
... player 1 gets when both players choose Rock (leaving all other payoffs to both players unchanged), then player 1 will put more weight on Rock in the new equilibrium. c) [5 points] In the candidate-voter model (the game where voters ...
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School: University Of Wisconsin
Course: ECON 713
... The PBE (M, R, r) is sequential, since all information sets are reached. None of the other PBE are sequential: cross-player consistency requires that μ(w) = μ(y), but all of the PBE in which 1 plays T have μ(w) 1 2 and μ(y) 1 3 . 3. (i) ...
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2009 - midterm - solutions
School: University Of British Columbia
Course: ECON 221
University of British Columbia NAME: Department of Economics Economics 221 (002) STUDENT NUMBER: Introduction to Strategic Thinking Winter Session Term I, 2009 DISCUSSION GROUP / TA: Midterm Examination # Solutions PART A: 1. Find a Nash equilibri...
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ECON 545 - Week 3 Discussion 2
School: DeVry University, Chicago
Course: ECON 545
Week 3: Imperfect Competition - Discussion. Topics. Topic, Total (#unread). Oligopoly and Game Theory (graded), 28 responses (14 unread). ...
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ECON 545 - Week 3 Discussion 1
School: DeVry University, Chicago
Course: ECON 545
... Ericka, While it's true that economists have used game theory to analyze pricing in oligopoly market struture, I've yet to see it used in practice. ...
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School: Butte Community College
Course: ECON 1
Chapter 11: Game Theory, Strategic Decision Making, and Behavioral Economics. Chapter 11: Game Theory, Strategic Decision Making, and Behavioral Economics. Essay Questions. 1. Why is ...
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Game Theory
School: University Of California, Los Angeles
Course: ECON 106P
... STRATEGY AN INTRODUCTION TO GAME THEORY JOEL WATSON ... 1 Noncooperative Game Theory 3 Contract and Cooperative Game Theory 4 ...
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ch03_edit (1)
School: Florida Atlantic University
Course: ECO 4402
... Consider the matchstick game of question S6. If the game begins with 5 matchsticks, then there is a second-mover advantage, because with optimal play, the second mover will always win. On ...
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ps2econ414
School: University Of Maryland
Course: ECON 414
Game Theory (econ 414) Problem Set 2: Stable play in discrete games Relevant reading: Harrington chapters 4, 5 and lectures 7-9. Due date: Mar 4th Instructions (read these carefully before starting): ...
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Econ 106G Homework 2 - Solution
School: University Of California, Los Angeles
Course: ECON 106G
... An unsuccessful attack is worth # to both sides. (a) Write down the payoff matrix for this strategic game Answer: ... There are two video game stores A and B in town who sell the same product at prices p and p!, which they produce at # costs. ...
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School: Boston University
Course: EC 403
CAS EC 403 Game Theory Assignment 2 Due 10/5/15 1. Find the pure strategy Nash equilibria in the following games: ...
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06solution
School: University Of Wisconsin
Course: ECON 713
... The PBE (M, R, r) is sequential, since all information sets are reached. None of the other PBE are sequential: cross-player consistency requires that μ(w) = μ(y), but all of the PBE in which 1 plays T have μ(w) 1 2 and μ(y) 1 3 . 3. (i) ...
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2009 - midterm - solutions
School: University Of British Columbia
Course: ECON 221
University of British Columbia NAME: Department of Economics Economics 221 (002) STUDENT NUMBER: Introduction to Strategic Thinking Winter Session Term I, 2009 DISCUSSION GROUP / TA: Midterm Examination # Solutions PART A: 1. Find a Nash equilibri...
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Q5Sol
School: Texas Tech University
Course: ECO 3305
ECO 3305 Spring 2013 Sec 001 Dr. K. Becker QUIZ #5 NAME:_____ R_____ 1. Golden Balls. Split Steal Split 50, 50 0, 100 Steal 100, 0 0, 0 (i) Find all the Nash equilibria of the game of Golden Ball The game has three NE: ( , ) = Steal, Steal) ( , ) ...
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Problem set 1
School: University Of British Columbia
Course: ECON 221
... 1. Define the following: (a) Best response A Best Response is a strategy for a player that maximizes the payoff to that player for a given strategy (or set of strategies) of the opponent(s). (b) Weakly dominant strategy. A weakly dominant stra...
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Practice Midterm, 2011
School: Harvard University
Course: ECON 1051
... player 1 gets when both players choose Rock (leaving all other payoffs to both players unchanged), then player 1 will put more weight on Rock in the new equilibrium. c) [5 points] In the candidate-voter model (the game where voters ...
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EC 403 Final Fall 2014 Solutions
School: Boston University
Course: EC 403
CAS EC 403 Game Theory Final Exam 12/15/14 Solution ► Answer any four of the five questions ► Please write ...
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Solutions: Midterm Examination 2011
School: Harvard University
Course: ECON 1051
... W False. Consider the following game: L R U 1,1 !1,1 D 1,!1 0,0 In this game, U, L! is a Nash equilibrium made up of two weakly dominated strategies, yet it is also the best Nash equilibrium. b ...
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Practice Midterm Solutions
School: Harvard University
Course: ECONOMICS 1051
... Hence, this is an equilibrium. d) [5 points] If .p, .p! is a symmetric mixed$strategy NE of a symmetric two$player game, then .p is ESS False. Consider the following game. A B A 2,2 0,0 B 0,0 1,1 1 ...
