POLI 203AAnalytic Theory I
The first in the two-course sequence on the essentials of game theory and fundamental concepts in the social sciences. This course examines the philosophy of modeling, and introduces social choice theory, decision-making under uncertainty, and games of complete information. Applications include representation and democracy, social dilemmas and collective action, principal-agent problems, self-enforcing agreements, and institutions as equilibria.
Prerequisites
From the catalog: “graduate student standing.”
Courses that list POLI 203A as a prerequisite (1)
- POLI 203B Analytic Theory II