(Algorithmic Game Theory)
- What is game theory? The concept of models and solution concepts in game theory, examples
- Static games of complete information, Iterated elimination of dominated strategies
- The concept of Nash equilibrium
- Theorems of the existence of Nash equilibria
- Rationalizability and the correlated equilibrium
- Dynamic games of Complete Information: Examples and the solution concepts
- Extensive games: The concept of subgame perfection
- Behavior and mixed strategies and related theorems
- Applications of multi-stage games with observed actions and the theorem of one-stage deviation principle
- Examples (the Rubinstein-Stahl bargaining model, the war of attrition), iterated conditional dominance, open-loop and closed-loop equilibria
- Repeated games with observed actions, examples
- Folk theorems
- Repeated games with imperfect public information
- Bayesian games and equilibria
- Mechanism design