1 Course outline I n Introduction n Game theory n Price setting – monopoly – oligopoly n Quantity setting – monopoly – oligopoly n Process innovation Homogeneous.
Public Goods1 Cooperation and Public Goods Provision A basic design Determinants of voluntary cooperation Marginal private benefits Group size Communication.
Game theory
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HKKK TMP 38E050 © Markku Stenborg 2005 1 3. Cartels and Collusion Competition less than jointly max profit firms have incentives to avoid competition.
Games With No Pure Strategy Nash Equilibrium Player 2 Player 1 10-1.
Cheap talk and cooperation in Stackelberg games Raimo P. Hämäläinen Ilkka Leppänen Systems Analysis Laboratory Aalto University.
1 Christoph Kuhner Dept. of Financial Accounting and Auditing University of Cologne [email protected] Competition of Accounting Standards, Comparability.
OLIGOPOLY AND GAME THEORY Phillip J Bryson Marriott School, BYU.
Mehdi Arzandeh Derek G. Brewin The 16th ICABR Conference – 128th EAAE Seminar, June 24- 27, 2012, Ravello, Italy. LONG TERM DYNAMICS OF FIRM R&D INVESTMENT.
Analyzing Complex Strategic Interactions in Multi-Agent Systems Walsh, Das, Tesauro, Kephart in Proceedings of the Workshop on Game Theoretic and Decision.
Repeated Interaction and Reputation Effects. Repeated Interaction Creates possibility for reputation effects –reputations for resolve –reputations for.
