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Game theory basics
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Module 8
Dynamic Games of Incomplete Information
1
Signaling Games and Perfect Bayesian Equilibrium
Define signaling games and the concept of Perfect Bayesian Equilibrium (PBE).
2
Modeling Adverse Selection: The Market for Lemons
Set up Akerlof's 'Market for Lemons' as a model of adverse selection.
3
Asymmetric Information and Market Failure: The Market for Lemons
Demonstrate how asymmetric information leads to market failure in the 'Market for Lemons' model.
4
Spence's Model as a Signaling Game
Set up Spence's job-market model as a signaling game.
5
Spence's Signaling Model: Separating Equilibrium Conditions
Derive the conditions for a separating equilibrium in Spence's signaling model.
6
Moral Hazard in Principal-Agent Relationships
Analyze a simple Principal-Agent model to explain the strategic responses to moral hazard.
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