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Beteilige Person:	Gardner, Roy (VerfasserIn)
Format:	Buch
Sprache:	Englisch
Veröffentlicht:	New York [u.a.] Wiley 2003
Ausgabe:	2. ed.
Schlagwörter:	Calcul économique Jeux, Théorie des Speltheorie Wiskundige economie Économie d'entreprise Economics, Mathematical Game theory Managerial economics Wirtschaftstheorie Spieltheorie Wirtschaft
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ISBN:	0471230715 0471451754

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adam_text	contents Preface xviii About the Author xxi Part One Basic Game Theory Chapter 1 Щ An Introduction to Games and Their Theory 2 1.1 What Is a Game? 2 1.2 What Is Game Theory, and Why? 4 1.3 One-Person Decisions with Perfect Information 6 1.4 Two-Person Games with Perfect Information 11 1.5 Games like Chess 13 1.6 Man vs. Machine: Kasparov Loses to Deep Blue 15 1.7 Weak Dominance of Strategies and Weak Dominance Solvability 16 1.8 Strict and Weak Domination of Strategies and Strict Dominance Solvability 18 1.9 Extensive Form, Normal Form, and Coalition Function Form 19 Summary 21 Key Terms 22 Problems 22 Chapter 2 Games of Chance 2* 2.1 The Challenge Chance Poses to Players of a Game 25 2.2 Two Players in a Fair Game 27 2.3 Two Players in an Unfair Game of Chance 27 2.4 America s Love Affair with Gambling 29 2.5 Why Play Unfair Games of Chance? 30 2.6 A Different Attitude toward Risk: Risk Seeking 31 2.7 Another Attitude toward Risk: Risk Aversion 34 2.8 Indifference Curves for Expected Utility Theory 35 2.9 Alternatives to Expected Utility Theory 39 Summary 42 Key Terms 43 Problems 43 APPENDIX. Winning at BlackJack 44 Chapter 3 Nash Equilibrium for Two-Person Games 50 3.1 Zero-Sum Games and Constant-Sum Games 50 3.2 Why Look for Nash Equilibrium? 54 3.3 Competitive Advantage 54 3.4 One-Card Stud Poker 56 3.5 Nash Equilibria of Two-Person, Zero-Sum Games 59 3.6 A Beautiful Mind: The Story behind Nash Equilibrium 62 3.7 Two-Person Variable-Sum Games 63 3.8 Two More Two-Person, Variable-Sum Games 65 3.9 Cigarette Advertising on Television 68 Зло Two-Person Games with Many Strategies 69 Summary 71 Key Terms 72 Problems 72 APPENDIX. Existence of Nash Equilibrium 72 Chapter 4 Ш Mixed Strategies and Mixed Strategy Nash Equilibrium 76 4.1 Mixed Strategies 76 4.2 Computing Mixed Strategy Nash Equilibria in 2 χ 2 Games 79 4.3 Mixed Strategies and Bluffing: Liar s Poker 83 4.4 Mixed Strategy Nash Equilibria of Coordination Games and Coordination Problems 86 4.5 Correlated Equilibrium 87 4.6 Asymmetrical Mixed Strategy Nash Equilibria 88 4.7 Chicken 90 4.8 Always Low Prices 92 Summary 94 Key Terms 95 Problems 95 APPENDIX. Bluffing in One-Card Stud Poker 96 Chapter 5 Ш п -Person Games in Normal Form 101 5.1 Fundamental Differences with Three Players: The Spoiler 102 5.2 Competitive Advantage and Market Niche with Three Players 104 5·3 Three-Player Versions of Video System Coordination, Let s Make a Deal, and Cigarette Television Advertising 107 5.4 Stonewalling Watergate 109 5.5 Symmetry and Games with Many Players m 5.6 Solving Symmetrical Games with Many Strategies 113 5.7 The Nash Demand Game 114 5.8 Stag Hunt with Two or More Players 115 5.9 The Tragedy of the Commons 118 5.10 Tragedy of the Commons in the Laboratory 122 Summary 125 Key Terms 126 Problems 126 Chapter 6 noncooperative market games in Normal Form 127 6.1 A Market with One Buyer and One Seller 128 6.2 The Market Game between One Buyer and One Seller 129 6.3 Nash Equilibrium versus Perfectly Competitive Equilibrium 132 6.4 Market Games with Many Buyers and Sellers 136 6.5 Price Formation on the New York Stock Exchange 139 6.6 Quantity Competition between Two Firms 139 6.7 The Cournot Limit Theorem 142 6.8 Price Competition between Two Firms 143 6.9 Zero-Percent Financing in the U.S. Automobile Market 147 Summary 148 Key Terms 148 Problems 148 APPENDIX. Deriving the Cournot Equilibrium, the Monopoly Solution, and the Cournot Limit Theorem 149 Part Two Games with Sequential Structure 153 Chapter 7 m Credibility and Subgame Perfect Equilibrium 154 7.1 subgames and their equilibria i55 7.2 Maintaining Credibility via Subgame Perfection 160 7.3 Credible Threats and Promises 161 7.4 Reluctant Volunteers: Conscription in the American Civil War, 1862-65 lť>3 7.5 Mutually Assured Destruction 165 7.6 Market Games with Subgames: Take-It-or-Leave-It Monopoly 169 7.7 How Powerful Is Monopoly? 172 7.8 Credible Quantity Competition: Cournot-Stackelberg Equilibrium 173 7.9 Credible Price Competition: Bertrand-Stackelberg Equilibrium 176 7.10 This Offer Is Good for a Limited Time Only 178 Summary 179 Key Terms 180 Problems 180 APPENDIX і. Таке It or Leave It, in the Laboratory 181 APPENDIX 2. Calculus Derivation of a Best Response 182 Chapter 8 Repeated Games 183 8.1 Strategies and Payoffs for Games Played Twice 183 8.2 Two-Person, Zero-Sum Games Played More than Once 186 8.3 Variable-Sum Games with a Single Nash Equilibrium, Played Twice 188 8.4 OPEC Won t Curb Oil until Others Do 190 8.5 Variable-Sum Games with Multiple Nash Equilibria, Played Finitely Many Times 192 8.6 Infinitely Repeated Games: Strategies and Payoffs 197 8.7 The Efficient Outcome of Prisoner s Dilemma via Subgame Perfection 199 8.8 Robert Axelrod s Tournament 201 8.9 Infinitely Repeated Market Games 202 8.10 Price Leadership in the Ready-to-Eat Cereals Industry 205 Summary 206 Key Words 207 Problems 207 Chapter 9 Evolutionary Stability and Bounded Rationality 209 9.1 how boundedly rational players play games 210 9.2 Evolution and Efficiency 213 9·3 Evolution and Conflict 217 9.4 Frogs Call for Mates 219 9.5 ESS for 2x2 Asymmetrical Games 223 9.6 Fast Learning with a Finite Number of Players 227 9.7 The Evolution of Video Games 229 Summary 231 Key Terms 231 Problems 232 APPENDIX. Fast Learning, Using the Best-Response Dynamics 233 Part Three Games with Imperfect Information 237 Chapter 10 ■ Signaling, Screening, and Sequential Equilibrium 238 10.1 Two-Player Signaling Games 239 10.2 Sequential Equilibrium: Pure Strategies 242 10.3 Sequential Equilibrium: Mixed Strategies 250 10.4 The Market for Lemons 252 10.5 Costly Commitment as a Signaling Device 255 10.6 Screening Games 257 10.7 Barbarians at the Gate: Signaling and Screening in the Same Event 259 10.8 Repeated Signaling and Track Records 261 10.9 Hit and Run: Track Records in Hollywood 265 Summary 266 Key Terms 267 Problems 267 APPENDIX. Conditional Probability and Bayes s Rule 268 Chapter 11 Games between a Principal and an Agent 271 11.1 Principal vs. Agent: Perfect Information 272 11.2 Principal vs. Agent: Subgame Perfect Equilibrium 274 11.3 Principal vs. Agent: Imperfect Information 279 11.4 Depositor vs. S&L 285 11.5 Principal vs. Agent with Two Types of Agents 287 11.6 Principals Competing for Agents 289 11.7 Compensating Corporate Executives 290 Summary 291 Key Terms 292 Problems 292 APPENDIX. Risk Aversion in the Principal-Agent Problem 293 Chapter 12 Auctions 297 12.1 Sealed-Bid Auctions with Complete Information 298 12.2 Second-Price Auctions 303 12.3 Individual Private-Value Auctions 305 12.4 Auctioning Off Failed Thrifts 310 12.5 Common-Value Auctions 312 12.6 Bidding for Offshore Oil 315 12.7 Auctions in the Laboratory 316 Summary 318 Key Terms 319 Problems 319 Part Four Games Involving Bargaining 321 Chapter 13 Ш Two-Person Bargains 322 13.1 Bargaining Games 322 13.2 Asymmetries and the Nash Bargaining Solution 325 13.3 Bankruptcy I: Independence of Irrelevant Alternatives and the Nash Bargaining Solution 329 13.4 Bankruptcy II: Monotonicity and the Kalai-Smorodinsky Solution 332 13.5 NextWave and the FCC Make a Deal 334 13.6 Sequential Bargaining with Perfect Information 336 13.7 Sequential Bargaining with Imperfect Information 338 13.8 United States-Japan Trade Negotiations 340 13.9 Bargaining in the Laboratory 341 Summary 345 Key Terms 346 Problems 346 APPENDIX. Risk Aversion and Bargaining Solutions 347 Chapter 14 Ш я -Person Bargaining and the Core 349 14.1 п -Person Bargaining Games 349 14.2 Solutions for п -Person Bargaining Games in Coalition Function Form 351 іФЗ п -Person Bankruptcy Games 354 14.4 Enron: The Bigger They Are, the Harder They Fall 357 14.5 The Coalition Function When Intermediate Coalitions Have Power 359 14.6 The Core of a Game in Coalition-Function Form 361 14.7 Sharing Defense Burdens 365 14.8 Bosnian Peace Plans 367 Summary 370 Key Terms 370 Problems 370 Part Five Games, Marketing, and Politics 373 Chapter 15 Ш Two-Sided Markets and Matching Games 374 15.1 Two-Sided Markets: The Fundamentals 374 15.2 The Coalition Function of a Two-Sided Market Game 378 15.3 The Core of a Two-Sided Market Game 380 15.4 Limitations on Core Equivalence 383 15.5 Barbarians at the Gate: The Core 386 15.6 Two-Sided Matching Games 389 15.7 Matching Games in Coalition-Function Form 391 15.8 Sorority Rush 392 Summary 394 Key Terms 394 Problems 395 Chapter 16 щ Voting Games 397 16.1 Two-Candidate Voting Games with a Discrete Issue Spectrum 397 16.2 Two-Candidate Voting Games with a Continuous Issue Spectrum 401 16.3 Multicandidate Voting Games 404 t 16.4 Multicandidate Presidential Elections, 1824-2000 407 ì 16.5 Positional Voting Rules 409 16.6 Voting Games in Coalition-Function Form 410 16.7 Measuring Power 412 16.8 Expanding the United Nations Security Council 415 Summary 418 Key Words 419 Problems 419 Index 423 Whether you re a veteran in the business game or have just sat down to play, this book will teach you the importance of rules and how to use them to your advantage. Here you can learn the basic strategies for being competitive in a variety of situations, from the blackjack table to the boardroom table. Pull up a chair and prepare to solve gaming problems as they relate to the business and economic environments today. Reduced coverage of calculus makes content accessible to a larger audience without sacrificing essential subject matter. Topics now include examples from popular media events such as the Enron scandal and the film A Beautiful Mind. Additional coverage on chance in games involves a tour of the gaming and entertainment industry in the United States. Engaging content development teaches theories through the use of creative examples before they are taught as models and applications. As the author or contributor to more than 50 journal articles and a dozen books, Roy Gardner specializes in game theory and its applications to economic and political life. The science foundations of the United States, France, Germany, the Swedish Ministry of Foreign Aid, and the Eurasia Foundation have funded his research, and he has also served on the National Research Council Panels for Economics and the History and Philosophy of Science.
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