The exhaustive list of topics in Game Theory and Political Theory in which we provide Help with Homework Assignment and Help with Project is as follows:
I. Games of Complete Information
- Dominant strategies, pure strategies, mixed strategies, and Nash equilibrium.
- Examples include the duopoly, and spatial electoral competition.
- Covers more than two players.
- Examples include "truel," oligopoly, and tragedy of the commons.
- Examples include rent-seeking, lobbying, and resource allocation.
- Backwards induction, and subgame perfect equilibrium.
- Examples include the centipede game, the Stackelberg duopoly, and legislative rules.
- Examples include the prisoners' dilemma, battle of the sexes, matching pennies, and chicken.
- Continuous strategy spaces.
- Examples include 2-player sequential bargaining, and bargaining in legislatures.
- Examples include sophisticated voting and agenda control.
- Examples include the development of cooperation, and overlapping generations.
II. Games of Incomplete Information
- Bayesian Nash equilibrium.
- Examples include the battle of the sexes again, auctions, and the revelation principle.
- Perfect Bayesian equilibrium.
- Examples include signaling games and nuclear deterrence.
- Examples include cheap talk and the informational role of committees.
- Examples include the reputations.