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14.12 | Fall 2025 | Undergraduate

# Economic Applications of Game Theory

These lecture notes were created by Prof. Muhamet Yildiz and were used in the 2012 version of this class.
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Chapter 1 Lecture Notes: Introduction
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Chapter 2 Lecture Notes: Decision Theory
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Chapter 3 Lecture Notes: Representation of Games
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Chapter 4 Lecture Notes: Dominance
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Chapter 5 Lecture Notes: Rationalizability
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Chapter 6 Lecture Notes: Nash Equilibrium
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Chapter 7 Lecture Notes: Application: Imperfect Competition
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Chapter 8 Lecture Notes: Further Applications
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Chapter 9 Lecture Notes: Backward Induction
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Chapter 10 Lecture Notes: Application: Negotiation
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Chapter 11 Lecture Notes: Subgame-Perfect Nash Equilibrium
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Chapter 12 Lecture Notes: Repeated Games
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Chapter 13 Lecture Notes: Application: Implicit Cartels
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Chapter 14 Lecture Notes: Static Games with Incomplete Information
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Chapter 15 Lecture Notes: Static Applications with Incomplete Information
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Chapter 16 Lecture Notes: Dynamic Games with Incomplete Information

## Course Info

### Instructor

- Prof. Ian Ball

### Departments

- Economics

### As Taught In

Fall 2025

### Level

Undergraduate

### Topics

- Social Science
  - Economics
  - Game Theory

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