Competition: the British of a new science/ James Case
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TextPublication details: New York: Hill and Wang, 2007Description: xi, 354 p. : ill. ; 24 cmISBN: 9780809035779Subject(s): Competition | Game theoryDDC classification: 338.6048
Contents:
Man versus machine --
The art and science of competition --
Tree games and backward induction --
Models and paradigms --
Two-sided competition --
Many-sided competition --
Competition in the wild --
Auctions --
Competition in financial markets --
Orthodox economic thought --
Economic competition --
Evidence pro and con --
Free trade --
Heterodox economic thought --
Spontaneous cooperation --
Imperfect competition --
Policy implications --
Epilogue.
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| 338.6 TIR/T The theory of industrial organization/ | 338.6 TRE/N New Perspectives on Industrial Organization: With contributions from behavioural economics and game theory/ | 338.6 TRE/N New Perspectives on Industrial Organisation with Contributions from Behavioural Economics and Game Theory | 338.6048 CAS/C Competition: the British of a new science/ | 338.6048 GRE/E The economic of imperfect competition: a spatial approach/ | 338.6048015193 GAL/S Strategic Foundation of general equilibrium/ | 338.6048091724 MEH/P Politics triumphs economics?/ |
Man versus machine --
The art and science of competition --
Tree games and backward induction --
Models and paradigms --
Two-sided competition --
Many-sided competition --
Competition in the wild --
Auctions --
Competition in financial markets --
Orthodox economic thought --
Economic competition --
Evidence pro and con --
Free trade --
Heterodox economic thought --
Spontaneous cooperation --
Imperfect competition --
Policy implications --
Epilogue.
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