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BSMS4023 - Game Theory and Strategy

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Course CodeBSMS4023
LevelDegree Level Course
Credits4
TypeElective
Pre-requisitesNone

πŸ“– Description

  • Learn how to think of social and economic aspects of life via mathematical models.
  • Learn how game theory is applied to think about problems in information economy.

πŸ—“οΈ Weekly Syllabus

WeekTopic
Week 1Introduction and General Principles
Week 2Games with Simultaneous Moves I
Week 3Games with Simultaneous Move II
Week 4Games with Sequential Moves
Week 5Combining Sequential and Simultaneous Moves and Mixed Strategies
Week 6Evolutionary game Theory
Week 7Matching Problem, Gale-Shapley Algorithm
Week 8Voting, Cascades, and Arrow’s Impossibility Theorem
Week 9Cooperative Games, Shapley Values
Week 10Fair Division, Bankruptcy Problems
Week 11Auctions
Week 12Network Effects

πŸ“š Books & Resources

Prescribed Books The following are the suggested books for the course:
        Games of Strategy by Avinash Dixit and Susan Skeath. W.W. Norton & Company
Insights into Game Theory: An Alternative Mathematical Experience by Ein-Ya Gura, and Michael Maschler. Cambridge University Press.
        Networks, Crowds and Markets: Reasoning About a Highly Connected World by
David Easley, and Jon Kleinberg. Cambridge University Press.

πŸ“ About the Instructors

Dr. Bikramaditya Datta
Assistant Professor,
Department of Economic Sciences,
IIT Kanpur
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Other courses by the same instructor:
BSMS3034 -
Corporate Finance
Vimal Kumar
Professor,
Department of Economic Science,
IIT Kanpur
Other courses by the same instructor:
BSMS3033 -
Managerial Economics

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