Game Theory and Public Policy

By:

McGan Roger A

Publication details: London Edward Elgar 2015Edition: 2ndDescription: 291P viii PBISBN:

9781788112123

DDC classification:

320.6015 MCC

Contents:

Contents: Preface PART I HISTORICAL AND CRITICAL SURVEY 1. Objectives and scope of the book 2. Representing games 3. A brief interpretive history of game theory 4. Nash equilibrium and public policy 5. Correlated equilibrium 6. No cooperative games in extensive form and public policy 7. Social mechanism design 8. Super additive games in coalition function form 9. Recall, rationality and political economy PART II MIXED COOPERATIVE AND NONCOOPERATIVE DECISIONS: EXTENSIONS 10. Biform games and considerable solutions 11. The firm as a coalition 12. What coalitions will be formed? 13. Monopoly and monopsony revisited 14. Bargaining and the determination of wages 15. Bargaining power and majority rule References Index

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Contents:
Preface
PART I HISTORICAL AND CRITICAL SURVEY
1. Objectives and scope of the book
2. Representing games
3. A brief interpretive history of game theory
4. Nash equilibrium and public policy
5. Correlated equilibrium
6. No cooperative games in extensive form and public policy
7. Social mechanism design
8. Super additive games in coalition function form
9. Recall, rationality and political economy
PART II MIXED COOPERATIVE AND NONCOOPERATIVE DECISIONS: EXTENSIONS
10. Biform games and considerable solutions
11. The firm as a coalition
12. What coalitions will be formed?
13. Monopoly and monopsony revisited
14. Bargaining and the determination of wages
15. Bargaining power and majority rule References
Index

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