Copyright owned by Chatgpt. 1. Introduction to the Prisoners’ Dilemma Definition: A situation where two individuals, acting in their own self-interest, end up worse off than if they had cooperated. Key Features:Both players have an incentive to defect. Mutual defection leads to a worse outcome than mutual cooperation. Example: Two criminals are interrogated separately; if both confess, they g...
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The branch of social science that studies strategic decision makingis called game theory. As the Hungarian humorist George Mikes expressed it, "Many continentals think life is a game; the English think cricket is agame." We think both are right. Some cases are open-ended; but that is also a feature of life. At times there is no clearly correct solution, only imperfect ways tocope with the probl...
The Art of Strategy is a book that teaches you how to use game theory to make better decisions in various situations. Game theory is the science of strategic thinking, which involves anticipating your opponent’s moves and choosing the best response. The book uses many examples from pop culture, TV, movies, sports, politics, and history to illustrate the concepts and applications of game theory...
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