ECON 318 - Game Theory

Unit(s): 4

An introduction to the basic concepts of game theory with emphasis on strategic interaction in the real world. Strategic interaction affects every facet of life; from businesses jockeying for dominance in a marketplace, to politicians vying for re-election, to nations in international conflict. The class studies solution concepts for an array of games from different fields of study. Offered every Spring.

Prerequisite: (ECON 101 or ECON 111) and (ECON 120 or MATH 109)
College of Arts and Sciences