I agree Bill,
when I was an undergrad at LSE Binmore was the core Game Theory text and I
thought it was pretty great.
Don
Donald McCarthy
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> -----Original Message-----
> From: William Dickens [SMTP:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
> Sent: Tuesday, January 30, 2001 1:34 PM
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> Subject: Re: Game Theory
>
> >On a tangential note, as someone who isn't as familiar
> >with game theory as most here (and whose math
> >background in math is likewise limited), I was curious
> >if any on the list might have any recommendations for
> >an introductory text on the subject.
>
> I will second the recommendation of Gibbons' _Game Theory for Applied
> Economists_and I
> would love to hear why no one has recommended Binmore's _Fun and Games_
> which I found
> very accessible.
>
>
> >... two things going against it. One is the presence of Ron Howard as
> director.
>
> How can you say this! Apollo 13 is one of the best movies ever made
> (IMHO)!
> -- Bill Dickens
>
>
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