Concept information
Preferred term
noncooperative games
Definition
- Game-theoretical modeling is a tool used to study situations in which the outcome depends on the strategic interaction of rational actors. The models used can be divided into two categories: cooperative and noncooperative. [Source: Encyclopedia of Power; Noncooperative Games]
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https://concepts.sagepub.com/social-science/concept/noncooperative_games
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