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Sort order. May 06, Jay Little rated it it was amazing. A very heady book focusing on Game Theory - the study of why people make the decisions they do, and the myriad factors influencing those decisions. As a societal subset of economics, it's a fascinating topic. However, as a subset of economics in general, there are a number of theorems, formulae, and math in the examples used to illustrate the author's points.

In that regard, it reads a little bit like H. Lovecraft fiction -- a dense style that takes some getting used to. However, author Ken Bin A very heady book focusing on Game Theory - the study of why people make the decisions they do, and the myriad factors influencing those decisions.

However, author Ken Binmore does an excellent job of taking these complex concepts and breaking them down into smaller and simpler pieces. Suddenly, you realize that by understanding the pieces and their relationships, you start to understand the metaconcepts. This is not a casual book. I believe it is a college textbook used for courses focused on Game Theory. It is certainly written and delivered in a textbook style.

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