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Game Theory (Bonanno)
Giacomo Bonanno · 2015
"Non-cooperative game theory formalizes strategic interaction — situations where your best move depends on what others do — starting from strategic-form games and building up to the equilibrium concepts that predict how rational agents behave under mutual interdependence."
Most decisions that matter aren't made in isolation — they're made against other people who are also deciding. Game theory is the formal language for that situation.
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