<p>Lecture, three hours. Preparation: introductory probability. Enforced requisite: course 201C. Intended for students who are interested in doing research in microeconomic theory and for students who want to acquire good theory background to do applied work. Coverage of combination of standard results in field and topics of current research, including notions of equilibrium in static and dynamic games, reasoning in games, repeated games, games of incomplete information, and experiments. S/U or letter grading.</p>

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Game Theory and Economic Applications

ECON 211C

4 units