GS/Econ 2350 S2 2017 section N : Graphs and Diagrams

• "natural" monopoly
• example for 2nd--degree price discrimination (Chapter 26)

 

 

• examples from game theory (chapters 29 and 30)

   

  strategic form games (payoff matrices)

  1. example 1 : dominant strategies
  2. example 2 : dominant strategy for one player
  3. example 3 : one Nash equilibrium
  4. example 4 : multiple Nash equilibria
  5. example 5 : no Nash equilibrium (in pure strategies)
  6. example 6 : prisoners' dilemma
  7. example 7 : a pure coordination game
  8. example 8 : battle of the sexes

  extensive form games (tree diagrams)

  1. example 1 : a simple example
  2. example 2 : entry deterrence
  3. example 3 : coordination in sequence
  4. example 4 : battles of the sexes in sequence
  5. example 5 : credibility and subgame perfectness
  6. example 6 : a hold-up problem
  7. example 7 : a 2-period bargaining model