Pregledni rad
BASIC CONCEPTS OF THE GAME THEORY IN INTERNATIONAL ECONOMY
Luka Brkić
; Fakultet političkih znanosti Sveučilišta u Zagrebu, Zagreb, Hrvatska
Sažetak
The game theory as a theory of interactive decision-making formalizes the modeling of social processes by creating an analytical basis for analyzing decision- making in the circumstances of risks, and the actors’ cooperation or non-cooperation. The concepts of the core, Nash and Stackelberg’s equilibrium, stohastic and differential games, transferable utility, cooperative and non-cooperative games, illustrate the scope of issues in international economy that are applicable to the game theory. The author analyses several instances of the game theory in international economy: various national tariff policies and the creation of tariff unions; international cartels; extraction of the resources of joint property; coalitions and international negotiations. The author presupposes a smattering of knowledge of the game theory technique; as far as possible, the analysis is carried out non-technically.
Ključne riječi
cooperative and non-cooperative games; core; Nash and Stackelberg equilibrium; stohastic and differential games; transferable utility
Hrčak ID:
23676
URI
Datum izdavanja:
5.3.2003.
Posjeta: 7.876 *