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Tools of Game Theory in Economic Decision Making
Šebedovský, Richard ; Studený, Václav (oponent) ; Mezník, Ivan (vedoucí práce)
This thesis deals with the present trends in application of game theory to creation of economic models, which are subsequently used in economic decision making with the support of tools of information technology. It mainly focuses on the tools of static and dynamic games and games with perfect and imperfect information. Models of resource sharing, auctions and management are under investigation. For each of the described models a concrete application is presented.
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Electoral contests with dynamic campaign contributions
Mattozzi, Andrea ; Michelucci, Fabio
We study a two-period dynamic principal agent model in which two agents with different unobservable abilities compete in a contest for a single prize. A risk-neutral principal can affect the outcome of the contest by dividing a given budget between agents in each period and her net payoff depends on the relative share of the budget given to the winner of the contest. We analyze two settings that differ by the presence/absence of moral hazard. The results we derive are consistent with stylized facts regarding the dynamics of US campaign contributions.
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Tools of Game Theory in Economic Decision Making
Šebedovský, Richard ; Studený, Václav (oponent) ; Mezník, Ivan (vedoucí práce)
This thesis deals with the present trends in application of game theory to creation of economic models, which are subsequently used in economic decision making with the support of tools of information technology. It mainly focuses on the tools of static and dynamic games and games with perfect and imperfect information. Models of resource sharing, auctions and management are under investigation. For each of the described models a concrete application is presented.
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A game-theoretic approach to economic situations analysis
Kulikova, Valentina ; Kulbakov, Nikolay (vedoucí práce) ; Abdullin, Denis (oponent)
The objective of that Bachelor`s Thesis is learning of certain methods of Game Theory which are useful as daily problems of people as process's in business conditions. The object of that Bachelor`s Thesis is a problem with production of public goods and the subject of the paperwork is a theoretical foundation of sections of Game Theory - statistic games of complete or incomplete information dynamic games of complete or incomplete information. The Bachelor`s Thesis was divided into three parts: Theoretical part, Practical part 1 (setting problems) and Practical part 2 (modeling the problems).
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