Games and Decisions: Introduction and Critical Survey (Dover Books on Mathematics)
by Howard Raiffa, R. Duncan Luce
A classic introduction to game theory and decision analysis, surveying strategic models, utility, and equilibrium concepts for students and researchers.
About This Book
Games and Decisions presents an introduction to the mathematical study of strategic interaction and rational choice.
The text surveys key models and methods used in game theory and decision theory.
Readers encounter concepts such as utility, equilibrium, and cooperative and non-cooperative games.
The book is designed for advanced undergraduates and graduate students in mathematics and related fields.
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