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Game theory basics
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Module 11
Behavioral Game Theory and Bounded Rationality
1
Beyond Rationality: Experimental Evidence Against Classical Game Theory
Identify key experimental results that show systematic deviations from classical game theory predictions.
2
The Ultimatum Game: Fairness and Social Preferences
Analyze the Ultimatum Game to explain how fairness concerns and social preferences affect outcomes.
3
Predicting Behavior in Dominance-Solvable Games
Apply level-k thinking models to predict behavior in dominance-solvable games like the 'beauty contest' game.
4
Cognitive Biases in Strategic Decision-Making
Explain how cognitive biases (e.g., framing effects, anchoring) can influence strategic choices.
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