Theory of Games and Economic Behavior

This seminal work introduces the mathematical theory of games and its application to economic behaviour. It explores strategic interactions where the outcome for each participant depends on the actions of all. The book provides a comprehensive account of game theory, including zero-sum games, cooperative games, and the concept of utility. It delves into the mathematical foundations and offers numerous examples to illustrate the principles. The authors aim to bridge the gap between mathematics and economics, providing insights into decision-making processes and strategic thinking.

Published 1953, Third Edition

Binding of book is slightly loose. Slight foxing and creases on front cover. Slight foxing, creases, and stains on back cover. Slight foxing and some fading on spine. Some tanning and foxing on top, fore, and bottom edges. Some foxing on insides of covers. Slight foxing on some pages. Clean of annotations across pages. Some tanning around margins of pages.

Condition: Well Read