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1. Introduction to Game Theory
2. Fundamental Elements of Games
3. Game Classification and Representation
4. Solution Concepts for Static Games
5. Classic Static Games
6. Dynamic Games and Sequential Decision-Making
7. Games with Incomplete Information
8. Cooperative Game Theory
9. Mechanism Design and Implementation
10. Evolutionary Game Theory
11. Behavioral Game Theory
12. Applications Across Disciplines
Dynamic Games and Sequential Decision-Making
Extensive Form Games
Tree Structure
Nodes and Branches
Information Sets
Perfect Recall
Strategies in Extensive Form
Pure Strategies as Plans
Behavioral Strategies
Mixed vs. Behavioral Strategies
Subgames
Definition and Identification
Proper Subgames
Subgame Boundaries
Backward Induction
Solution Method
Terminal Node Analysis
Recursive Optimization
Unique Solution Path
Applications
Finite Horizon Games
Perfect Information Games
Sequential Bargaining
Limitations
Incredible Threats
Multiple Equilibria
Subgame Perfect Equilibrium
Definition and Properties
Sequential Rationality
Credible Strategies
Refinement of Nash Equilibrium
Finding SPNE
Backward Induction Algorithm
Pruning Incredible Threats
Multiple Subgames
Applications
Stackelberg Competition
Entry Deterrence
Bargaining Models
Commitment and Credibility
Strategic Commitment
Irreversible Actions
Reputation Building
Burning Bridges
Credible Threats and Promises
Ex-Ante vs. Ex-Post Incentives
Commitment Devices
Time Consistency
Repeated Games
Finite Repetition
Chain-Store Paradox
Backward Induction Logic
Reputation Effects
Infinite Repetition
Discount Factors
Present Value Calculations
Long-Term Relationships
Folk Theorems
Feasible and Individually Rational Payoffs
Trigger Strategies
Punishment and Forgiveness
Specific Strategies
Grim Trigger
Tit-for-Tat
Generous Tit-for-Tat
Win-Stay, Lose-Shift
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