Game Theory for Strategic Advantage

Lecture Notes

SES #	TOPICS	LECTURE NOTES
1	Introduction	Lecture 1: Introduction (PDF)
2	Rationality	Lecture 2: Rationality (PDF)
3	Nash Equilibrium	Lecture 3: Nash Equillibrium (PDF)
4	(Un)predictable Outcomes	Lecture 4: (Un)predictable Outcomes (PDF)
5	Application: Strategic Trade Policy Guest Lecturer: Roberto Rigobon	Notes not available for this session
6	Designing Games and Influencing Outcomes	Lecture 6: Designing Games and Influencing Outcomes (PDF)
7	Backward Induction	Lecture 7: Backward Induction (PDF)
8	Bargaining	Lecture 8: Bargaining (PDF)
9	Wars of Attrition	Lecture 9: Wars of Attrition (PDF)
10	Team Presentations: Project Proposals	Notes not available for this session
11	Dynamic Price Competition	Lecture 11: Dynamic Price Competition (PDF)
12	Introduction to Repeated Interaction	Lecture 12: Introduction to Repeated Interaction (PDF)
13	Long-run Relationships	Lecture 13: Long-run Relationships (PDF)
14	Application: Tacit Coordination	Lecture 14: Application: Tacit Coordination (PDF)
15	Games with Asymmetric Information	Lecture 15: Games with Asymmetric Information (PDF)
16	Introduction to Auctions	Lecture 16: Introduction to Auctions (PDF)
17	Online Auctions	Lecture 17: Online Auctions (PDF)
18	Designing Auctions and Other Markets	Lecture 18: Designing Auctions and Other Markets (PDF)
19	Costly Signaling vs. Cheap Talk	Lecture 19: Costly Signaling vs. Cheap Talk (PDF)
20	Credibility and Reputation	Lecture 20: Credibility and Reputation (PDF)
21	Application: Cold War Politics	Lecture 21: Application: Cold War Politics (PDF)
22	Team Project Presentations	Notes not available for this session
23	Team Project Presentations (cont.)	Notes not available for this session