New entry in the series in which we are highlighting 18 books for top strategists on game theory (part 4).
Exceptional and essential books for mastering game theory
Introducing Game Theory: A Graphic Guide
A rich insight into game theory, which we often use in our daily lives without realizing it. With the expertise of Ivan and Tuvana Pastine, this book shows how game theory helps us understand human decisions, from social to economic and global politics.
The authors take a multidisciplinary approach to explain how we behave in different situations, whether we cooperate, collide, or act randomly. Introducing game theory is not only an informative read, but also fun, thanks to Tom Humberstone’s cool illustrations that bring the subject to life.
Game Theory and Behavior
A unique approach to understanding game theory while providing real-world applications. It not only provides the theoretical tools to analyze situations from a game theory perspective, but also includes empirical evidence from experimental data to support these ideas.
Each chapter includes a motivating example that can be run as an experiment, providing hands-on experience with game theory. In addition, it covers an interesting variety of topics, from bargaining to social choice to voting, making the book a comprehensive introduction to the subject.
Game Theory: A Nontechnical Introduction
A clarifying overview of game theory, perfect for anyone looking to gain a deeper understanding of its various applications. This book by Morton Davis provides an overview of game theory and delves into the two-person zero-sum game with equilibrium points, the general two-person zero-sum game, utility theory, the two-person nonzero-sum game. and the n-person game.
It also poses thought-provoking problems at the beginning of each chapter, which the reader can solve before comparing his or her answers with the solutions provided. This book is written in a clear and engaging style, perfect for both expert and non-specialist readers.
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