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Lecture 38 of 40Extensive Games and Nash Equilibrium
Backward Induction: Exercises
Dr. Debarshi Das · IIT Guwahati
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- Definition of Game Theory and Rational Choice
- Interacting Decision Makers
- Strategic Games : Examples
- Matching Pennies, Stag Hunt and Nash Equilibrium
- Examples of Nash Equilibrium
- Altruism and Prisoner’s Dilemma
- Variants Stag Hunt Game, Hawk Dove and Coordination Game
- Public Good Provision, Strict Nash Equilibrium
- Best Response Functions
- Strictly and Weakly Dominated Action
- Application of Weak Domination: Voting
- Symmetric Games and Symmetric Equilibrium
- Cournot Model of Oligopoly
- Different Aspects of Cournot Model
- Further Aspects of Cournot Model
- Cournot & Bertrand Models
- Different Aspects of Bertrand Model
- Electoral Competition 1
- Different Aspects of Hotelling Model
- Hotelling Model:Concluding Remarks
- War of Attrition
- Second Price Sealed Bid Auction
- Further Aspects of Second Price Auction
- First Price Auction
- All Pay Auction, Multi Unit Auction
- Accident Laws
- Mixed Strategy Nash Equilibrium: Introduction
- Mixed Strategy, Mixed Strategy Equilibrium
- Mixed Strategy Equilibrium: Concept and Examples
- Characterisation of Mixed Strategy Equilibrium
- Dominated Actions and Iterated Elimination
- Rationalisability and Beliefs
- Extensive Games: Introduction
- Strategy and Equilibrium
- Nash Equilibrium and Its Problems
- Subgame Perfect Nash Equilibrium
- Backward Induction
- Backward Induction: Exercises
- Ultimatum Game
- Stackelberg Duopoly Model