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UOttawa Game Theory
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These videos explain basic game theory concepts. They're used for the game theory course at the University of Ottawa.
If you're learning this material, you might find them helpful.
If you're teaching a game theory course, perhaps you'll find these helpful as extra explanations for your students. They cover a large part of Joel Watson's "Strategy: An Introduction to Game Theory."
If you're learning this material, you might find them helpful.
If you're teaching a game theory course, perhaps you'll find these helpful as extra explanations for your students. They cover a large part of Joel Watson's "Strategy: An Introduction to Game Theory."
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8 Contract Curve for Funky Preferences
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8 Contract Curve for Funky Preferences
very useful! appreciate it
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Thats Great, thanks for such a Great explanaion
You saved me
do you have a playlist on chapter 11?
isn't OA OB impossible at 8:17? I thought after O from 1st player game ends, the sequence should be {O, IA, IB} isn't it?
Got it🥹Thank u!!!
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thank youuuu so much
thank you so much for your great work keep up you are the besssssst
you saved my life thank you professor for this perfect ,easy ,well detailed explanation
helped me a lot for my exams
thanks!
This video was equilibriawesome! 👍
nice
I don't quite understand why the players will continue making the same offers again and again? I mean , in bargaining, don't players continuously change up their offers to get the other one to accept?
Thank you professor for the clear explanation. Could you please make a video explaining the intuition behind using the elasticities of residual demand and residual supply as measures of market power?
@narka1842
Sir name of text book
Microeconomics: Theory and Applications with Calculus, 3rd edition by Jeffrey M Perloff
thank you, great explanation!
*Thanks ever so much for your help.*
With what ease did you explain all this. I have been working really hard but could not find the answer. Btw what about tje four requirements of bne?
Thank you
wow you explained it very easily. it helped me a lot!
Thank you! Very helpful video!
Hello, what if there is no symmetry? And what if then also demand is lineair? For instance company a has 60 stock and company b has 30 stock and Demand function is: D=100-p and we assume that if Pa = Pb demand is equally split?
which textbook you are following?
definitely not uoft's
10/10 series, this is saving me. No one else really covers this so well on all of RUclips.
thxs ❤️
why the expected value in FPA should be divided by 2? Shouldn't it be pr(v2>=v1)*E(v2|v2>=v1) + pr(v1>v2)*v1?
totally clear after this video, thank you! keep up with it :)
Thank you for letting me know! It really helped me a lot to prepare for my exam.
You're very welcome!