Indice degli argomenti
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Detailled informations and schedule of the Game Theory course for the PhD program 2022
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Forum to be used by students for general questions on the course's organization
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Introduction to the basic language to deal with situations of strategic interaction.
It is probably the most difficult part of the course, however it is important to get able to manage the fundamental basic tools of game theory. Hence, we will use much time to be sure everyone is able to use such language.
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Forum for students to ask questions on models of strategic interaction
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Kaltura Video Resource
Lecture on models in situations of strategic interaction
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Topic 2: Games Solution using Dominance and Bayesian Rationality, and the Role of (In)Complete Information
Introduction to the most basic concepts of games' solution: dominance (strict and weak, simple and iterated) and Bayesian rationality (simple and iterated), with a specific emphasis on the role of Complete or Incomplete Information
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Slides of lecture 2 on dominace and Bayesian rationality as criteria to solve games.
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Forum for students' questions on the solution concepts of dominance and rationalizability
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Set 1 of exercises on decision theory and on models of strategic interaction
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Analysis of equilibrium behavior in extensive form games
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Slides of lectures 4 on problems with Nash equilibria in extensive form games and refinements
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Slides of lectures 5 on equilibrium refinements, forward induction and signaling games
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Forum for students' questions on equilibria in extensive form games
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This part, before the written exam, is to collect students evaluation of course and suggestions and critics to improve the course.
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All the students are asked to evaluate the course in a fully anonymous way.
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