The goal of this course is to introduce students to basic theoretical models and techniques for analyzing strategic interactions, which are widely used in modern economics. The course will focus on classical topics in game theory (normal form games, extensive form games, with both complete and incomplete information) and information economics (adverse selection, moral hazard, and auction theory).
2020-2021: |
| 1st Term |
| 2nd Term | |
| ECON5031 (M.Phil/Ph.D.) Teacher: | Prof. HE Wei [Course Outline] |
