ECO 305 Details

3 Credit Hours

Course Description:

An introduction to non-cooperative game theory with applications to Economics, Political Science, Business Administration, etc. Advanced topics include the theories of bargaining, voting and auctions. Game theory is a powerful tool for understanding strategic interactions between firms, interest groups, political parties, nations, and species.

Discipline: Philosophy, Political Science, and Economics


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Sections Offered in Spring 2027:

ECO 305 01: Game Theory andBusiness Strategy Robinson, Malcolm mail     Open: 20 / Reg: 0 / Max: 20
Discipline: Philosophy, Political Science, and Economics
done Open
 Full Term
Instructional Method Building / Room Days Meeting Dates Meeting Times
Lecture L137 --T-R-- 01/11/2027 - 05/07/2027 2:30 PM - 3:45 PM

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