Handbook of Game Theory with Economic Applications

Thisisthethirdvolumeofthe"HandbookofGameTheorywithEconomicApplications."Sincethepublicationofmulti-Volume1adecadeago，gametheoryhascontinuedtodevelopatafuriouspace，andtodayitisthedominanttoolineconomictheory.Thethreevolumestogethercoverthefundamentaltheoreticalaspects，awiderangeofapplicationstoeconomics，severalchaptersonapplicationstopoliticalscienceandindividualchaptersonapplicationstodisciplinesasdiverseasevolutionarybiology，computerscience，law，psychologyandethics.Theauthorsarethemosteminentpractitionersinthefield，includingthreeNobelPrizewinners.Thetopicscoveredinthepresentvolumeincludestrategic("Nash")equilibrium;incompleteinformation;two-personnon-zero-sumgames;noncooperativegameswithacontinuumofplayers;stochasticgames;industrialorganization;bargaining，inspection;economichistory;theShapleyvalueanditsapplicationstoperfectlycompetitiveeconomies，totaxation，topublicgoodsandtofixedprices;politicalscience;lawmechanismdesign;andgameexperimentation.