| dc.description.abstract | Game theory is the standard method in economics used to analyse situations
where people or firms interact, for example, auctions, bargaining, cooperation,
markets with a small number of firms, and many other social dilemmas such as the
provision of public goods. Behavioural game theory is an approach to economics
that uses psychological regularities to suggest ways to weaken rationality assumptions and extend the motivational basis for economic behaviour (Camerer, 2003).
The three following essays are all contributions to behavioural game theory. | nb_NO |
