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Game theory basics
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Module 5
Repeated Games and the Emergence of Cooperation
1
Finitely vs. Infinitely Repeated Games
Distinguish between finitely and infinitely repeated games.
2
The Discount Factor: Measuring Player Patience
Define the discount factor and interpret its role in modeling player patience.
3
Sustaining Cooperation with Grim Trigger in Repeated Prisoner's Dilemma
Analyze the conditions for sustaining cooperation in an infinitely repeated Prisoner's Dilemma using a grim trigger strategy.
4
Tit-for-Tat: Sustaining Cooperation
Analyze the tit-for-tat strategy to determine when it can sustain cooperation.
5
Feasible and Individually Rational Payoffs
Define and plot the set of feasible and individually rational payoffs for a stage game.
6
The Folk Theorem and Cooperation in Repeated Games
State the Folk Theorem for repeated games and interpret its implications for cooperation.
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