Part V: Thinking Strategically: Life Is Just a Game!
by Manzur Rashid, Peter Antonioni, Lynne Pepall
Microeconomics For Dummies
- Cover
- Cover
- Introduction
- Part I: Getting Started with Microeconomics
- Part II: Doing the Best You Can: Consumer Theory
- Part III: Uncovering the Alchemy of Firms’ Inputs and Outputs
- Part IV: Delving into Markets, Market Failure, and Welfare Economics
- Chapter 11: Stepping into the Real World: Oligopoly and Imperfect Competition
- Chapter 12: Appreciating the Fundamental Theorems of Welfare Economics
- Chapter 13: The Monopoly Game
- Chapter 14: Examining Market Failure: Pollution and Parks
- Chapter 15: Understanding the Dangers of Asymmetric Information
- Part V: Thinking Strategically: Life Is Just a Game!
- Part VI: The Part of Tens
- Chapter 20: Meeting Ten Great Microeconomists
- Chapter 21: Top Ten Tips to Take Away
- Respecting Choice
- Pricing a Good: Difficult but not Impossible
- Competing on Price or Quality
- Seeking Real Markets’ Unique Features
- Beating the Market in the Long Run is Very Difficult
- Knowing a Tradeoff Always Exists Somewhere
- Arguing about the Next Best Thing
- Using Markets Isn’t Always Costless
- Believing that Competition is Good — Usually
- Getting Cooperation and Organization in the World
- Glossary
- About the Author
- Cheat Sheet
- Advertisement Page
- Connect with Dummies
- End User License Agreement
Part V
Thinking Strategically: Life Is Just a Game!
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In this part …
Use game theory to understand economic problems.
Realize why the Nash equilibrium is such an important concept.
Understand the way auction design affects strategy.
Decipher people’s signals that reveal their intentions.
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