The Ohio State University
Econ 5001--Game Theory
Professor James Peck
Spring 2022, Tuesdays and Thursdays 2:20 - 3:40pm, Journalism 300.
Office hours for Spring 2022: Initially online (440 Arps Hall if I switch to in-person) Wednesdays 10-11am and Thursdays 4-5pm.
2. Homeworks will be posted on Carmen and you will upload your solutions to Carmen.
Extra Practice Problems (for the final)
Answers to Extra Practice Problems
3. Lecture Slides
Introduction to Game Theory and Extensive Form Games
Mixed Strategies and Expected Payoffs, Rationality and Common Knowledge
Rationalizability and Iterated Dominance
Example of Nash Equilibrium with Congestion Externalities
Oligopoly Games and Voting Games
Mixed Strategy Nash Equilibrium
Backward Induction and Subgame Perfection
Repeated Games Supplement: Twice Repeated Game Slide
Bayesian Nash Equilibrium Supplement: Entry Game with Cost Uncertainty (method 2)
Conditional Probabilities and Bayes' Rule Supplement: Tables Illustrating Bayes Rule
Perfect Bayesian Equilibrium Supplement: PBE of Gift Game and Gift Game 2
4. Miscellaneous
Midterm 1 (exam A) Spring 2020
Midterm 2 (exam A) Spring 2018
Midterm 1 (exam A) Spring 2018
Midterm 1 (exam A) Spring 2017
Midterm 2 (exam A) Spring 2017
Midterm 2 (one version) Fall 2016
Midterm 2 (version 1) Fall 2015
Midterm 1 (version abc), Fall 2015
Midterm Questions and Answers, Spring 2013
Midterm Questions and Answers, Fall 2011
Midterm Questions and Answers, Winter 2011
Midterm Exam Questions and Answers, Fall 2010