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Why do rational people cooperate in some situations and compete ruthlessly in others – and can the pattern be predicted?
Foundations of Game Theory surveys strategic decision-making from its historical roots through core concepts like the Nash equilibrium, and into its use in economics and business strategy.
Later chapters turn to social behaviour, artificial intelligence, environmental policy, competitive sports, and negotiation tactics, closing with case studies that draw the ideas together.
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