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020			_a9783658446079
082			_a519.3 _bBAR
100			_aBartholomae, Florian _920390
245			_aGame theory and applications: _ba guide for students and researchers
260			_bSpringer _aWiesbaden _c2024
300			_axii, 330 p.
365			_aEUR _b99.99
490			_aClassroom Companion: Economics
500			_aTable of content: Decision Theory Florian Bartholomae, Marcus Wiens Pages 3-31 Basic Concepts Florian Bartholomae, Marcus Wiens Pages 33-62 Simultaneous Games Florian Bartholomae, Marcus Wiens Pages 63-118 Multistage Games Florian Bartholomae, Marcus Wiens Pages 119-137 Repeated Games Florian Bartholomae, Marcus Wiens Pages 139-156 Incomplete Information Florian Bartholomae, Marcus Wiens Pages 157-179 Problems Front Matter Pages 181-181 Download chapter PDF Methodology Florian Bartholomae, Marcus Wiens Pages 183-208 Industrial Economics Application Examples Florian Bartholomae, Marcus Wiens Pages 209-251 Public Finance Application Examples Florian Bartholomae, Marcus Wiens Pages 253-274 Military Application Examples Florian Bartholomae, Marcus Wiens Pages 275-286 Miscellaneous Application Examples Florian Bartholomae, Marcus Wiens Pages 287-314 Mathematical Basics Florian Bartholomae, Marcus Wiens Pages 315-322 [https://link.springer.com/book/10.1007/978-3-658-44608-6]
520			_aThis textbook provides an overview of the fundamentals of game theory and its applications in various fields. It introduces game theory as an established toolkit for the mathematical analysis and evaluation of strategic decisions. Through applied exercises, it introduces the basic concepts of game theory and offers students from various disciplines the opportunity to practice the concepts through in-depth training. The textbook addresses advanced students of economics, business administration, and related disciplines, university graduates with basic mathematical training as well as interested readers from all fields. For this, it provides student-friendly explanations, a variety of exercises and problems, and useful references to further reading. The book is divided into a beginner-friendly theory section, in which the most important aspects are presented in a compact and clear manner, and an application-oriented problem section, in which the readers can directly check what they have learned and find many application examples. The latter can also be used as a source of inspiration for instructors. (https://link.springer.com/book/10.1007/978-3-658-44608-6)
650			_aGame theory
700			_aWiens, Marcus _920391
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