Social trap

Social value orientations

Solution concept

Spite (game theory)

Stackelberg competition

Strategic complements

Strategic dominance

Strategic fair division

Strategic move

Strategy-stealing argument

Strategyproofness

Subgame

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Subjective expected relative similarity

Sunk cost

Superrationality

Swap regret

Tacit collusion

Terminal investment hypothesis

The Bottle Imp

Theory of obligationes

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Game theory is a mathematical framework used for analyzing situations in which multiple players make decisions that affect one another's outcomes. It provides tools to model and predict the behavior of individuals or groups when they are confronted with competitive or cooperative situations. Key concepts in game theory include: 1. **Players**: The decision-makers in the game, which can be individuals, groups, or organizations. 2. **Strategies**: The plans of action or choices available to the players.


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