Game Theory

Look at examples in Figure 3.2, write strategies for each game and write them in normal/ strategic form.

Read interpretations of classic normal form games on pages 28-30.
Guided Exercise on page 31.
Exercise 3 on page 33.

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Suggested Problems: Chapter 4 Exercises 1 & 3
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Suggested Problems: Chapter 6 Exercises 1, 5, & 7 (For 7, assume p=prob strategy k, and 1-p= prob strategy L. Show p within (1/4, 2/5) dominates strategy M.)
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Suggested Problems: Chapter 7 - Guided exercise, exercise 1,3,5; Chapter 9 - Guided exercise, exercise 1, 3, 9
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Suggested Problems: Chapter 10 -Bertrand Model disccusion in book, exercises 1, 3, 5, 9; Chapter 11 - 1, 3, 5, 6
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Suggested Problems: Chapter 14 - Guided exercise; Chapter 15 - Guided exercise and exercises 1, 3, 5
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Suggested Problems: Chapter 16 - parts b and c guided exercise and exercises 1 and 5
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Suggested Problems: Chapter 22 - 1, 3, 5
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Finish chapter 22
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Chapter 24 and 26
Chapter 26 suggested problems: 1 and 3a (only Bayesian NE, ignore ratinalizability parts of the question)
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Chapter 27
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Chapter 28

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