Game Theory and Business Strategy
MGT 425
Course Description:
Is a discipline that offers a systematic way of analyzing problems of strategic behavior in interactive situations. This course develops basic concepts from game theory and applies them to business strategy. Some of the concepts to be considered include: (1) decision tree analysis; (2) looking forward and reasoning backward; (3) anticipating the moves of the rival; (4) inducing cooperation; (5) strategic use of commitments, threats, promises, and credibility; (6) pre-emptive moves and deterrence; and (7) creating and using one's reputation strategically. The strategic significance of these concepts will be demonstrated through business case studies.
2 Credit(s)
Prerequisite(s):
Faculty:
- Mikhael Shor (View Profile)
Subject Area(s):
- Strategy and Business Economics
Program(s):
- MBA
- PhD
Please Note: Not all courses are scheduled each semester. Complete class schedules are available upon enrollment.
