Game Theory
Office hours:
Lecture 1: Expected Utility Theory
Lecture 2: Monetary Lotteries & Risk
Aversion
Lecture 3: Return-Risk Comparisons
Lecture 4: Introduction to Game
Theory
Lecture 5: Nash Equilibrium
Problem Set 1
Lecture 6: Applications
Problem Set 2
Lecture 7: Bayesian
Games
Lecture 8: Mechanism Design
Lecture 9: Extensive Form Games
Lecture 10: Applications
Problem Set 3
Lecture 11: Repeated
Games
Lecture 12: Equilibrium Refinements
for Repeated Games
Lecture 13: Coalitional Games
Lecture 14 (updated): Evolutionary
Game
Theory
Problem Set 4
Answer Key to selected problems
NEW! Answer Key PART 2
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Geneal Equilibrium Theory
Office hours:
Lecture 1 & 2: Duality approach to
demand properties
Lecture 3 & 4: Neo-Walrasian producer
theory
Lecture 5: Exercises
Lecture 6: Pure exchange economy
Lecture 7 & 8: Robinson Crusoe Model &
Small Open Economy
Lecture 9: Exercises & General Model
Lecture 10: Tatonnement
The next lectures will take place in the computer lab
(room H).
Please be
sure that you have an open account in the computer lab before our lecture
will
starts.
Lecture 11: (Comp. Lab)
CGE model for Estonia,
I/O table,
Reader 1,
Model 1,
Exercise 1
Lecture 12: (Comp. Lab)
Solution 1,
Status codes,
Model 2
Lecture 13: (Comp. Lab)
Model types,
Simple examples,
Reader 2,
Model of transportation,
Reader 3
Lecture 14: (Comp. Lab)
Model of transportation 2,
Model 3
Simple CGE model
Lecture 15: (Comp. Lab)
Rybczynski theorem,
Stolper theorem,
Exercise to model 3
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