Game Theory and the Law

Description

Game theory is the systematic study of situations where strategic behavior matters. Strategic interaction is critical to many areas of the law both from a design standpoint (choosing rules) and from a practice standpoint (choosing strategies). The course is both theoretical and applied. Students should expect to come away with significant knowledge about game theory and with an exposure to a wide variety of legal applications of the theory.

  • Number of Units: 3
  • Course Number: 304

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