ECON 20700
Game Theory and Economic Applications
This course introduces the basic ideas and applications of game theory. Topics include models of games in extensive and strategic form, equilibria with randomization, signaling and beliefs, reputation in repeated games, bargaining games, investment hold-up problems, and mediation and incentive constraints.
Topics
- models of games in extensive and strategic form
- equilibria with randomization
- signaling and beliefs
- reputation in repeated games
- bargaining games
- investment hold-up problems
- and mediation and incentive constraints
Topics explicitly listed in official catalogue description
Sources
- Course catalogue ↗2026-2027
Catalogue variants
- Game Theory and Economic Applications · Undergraduate / Graduate