– Practice Game Theory: Get a Competitive Edge in Strategic Decision-Making, Avoid Getting Outplayed, and Maximize Your Gains. (Game Theory Series)
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Buy Practice Game Theory: Get a Competitive Edge in Strategic Decision-Making, Avoid Getting Outplayed, and Maximize Your Gains. (Game Theory Series) by Rutherford, Albert (ISBN: 9798408263042) from desertcart's Book Store. Everyday low prices and free delivery on eligible orders. Review: There should be a warning sign for all self-published books - I’m becoming seriously annoyed with desertcart for not putting a warning sign on self-published books, as they near always are amateurish, poorly written and sloppy in-book designs. There’s a reason why the regular publishing houses turned down these books in the first place. I couldn’t bother to finish this book. Review: Relatable examples - As my second or third read on game theory, this book offers a straightforward look at concepts like Nash equilibrium and backward induction. The examples are relatable, covering business and everyday decisions. Some sections do feel a bit surface-level, especially if you’re already familiar with the basics. Still, it’s a decent resource for brushing up on strategic thinking.
| ASIN | B09R3C1RN8 |
| Best Sellers Rank | 280,720 in Books ( See Top 100 in Books ) 22 in Mathematical Game Theory 520 in Popular Science Maths 8,768 in Business, Finance & Law |
| Book 2 of 4 | Game Theory Series |
| Customer reviews | 4.1 4.1 out of 5 stars (45) |
| Dimensions | 12.7 x 1.02 x 20.32 cm |
| ISBN-13 | 979-8408263042 |
| Item weight | 209 g |
| Language | English |
| Print length | 176 pages |
| Publication date | 26 Jan. 2022 |
| Publisher | Independently published |
R**X
There should be a warning sign for all self-published books
I’m becoming seriously annoyed with Amazon for not putting a warning sign on self-published books, as they near always are amateurish, poorly written and sloppy in-book designs. There’s a reason why the regular publishing houses turned down these books in the first place. I couldn’t bother to finish this book.
G**R
Relatable examples
As my second or third read on game theory, this book offers a straightforward look at concepts like Nash equilibrium and backward induction. The examples are relatable, covering business and everyday decisions. Some sections do feel a bit surface-level, especially if you’re already familiar with the basics. Still, it’s a decent resource for brushing up on strategic thinking.
A**U
I don't know amazon recommended the book for me
J**O
There are much better books on game theory. Most of them, actually
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