UBC ISCI 344 (2016)
Game Theory in Economics and Evolution (Fall 2016)
Exploration of human and animal interactions: integrating evolutionary and economic perspectives to investigate individual and social behaviour.
Introduction
We’re taking our first steps towards flipping the classroom! Here you can find video lectures and notes that replace in-class lectures.
01 The Ultimatum Game
02 Extensive and normal form games
03 Dominance and Pareto optimality
04 Symmetric and zero-sum games
05 Sotto vs. Blotto and mixed Nash equilibria
06 Deriving mixed Nash equilibria
07 Deriving Expected Utility Theory
08 Evolutionary Game Theory
09 An asymmetric evolutionary game
10 Multiplayer games
11 Public goods with punishment
12 Repeated games
Lecture notes
Here’s the whole collection of lecture notes for the videos:
- 01 The Ultimatum Game.pdf
- 02 Extensive and normal form games.pdf
- 03 Dominance and Pareto Optimality.pdf
- 04 Symmetric and zero-sum games.pdf
- 05 Sotto vs. Blotto and mixed Nash equilibria.pdf
- 06 Deriving mixed Nash equilibria.pdf
- 07 Deriving Expected Utility Theory.pdf
- 08 Evolutionary Game Theory.pdf
- 09 An asymmetric evolutionary game.pdf
- 10 Multiplayer games.pdf
- 11 Public goods with punishment.pdf
- 12 Repeated games.pdf