In the course, economic, political, and social interactions are represented as games, in which strategies and resulting outcomes can be analyzed. The analysis of these interactions is then used to demonstrate how one can make optimal decisions under uncertainty. This course uses Calculus.
Learning Outcomes
1Model strategic interactions as a game.
2Describe behavior in games using strategies.
3Calculate the Nash equilibrium of a game.
4Predict behavior in different games.
5Explain the role of uncertainty in strategic interactions.
Course ECON 451 from Purdue University - West Lafayette.
