Term:Summer

Course Code:SQ0000008H

Campus:Central Campus

Academic Organization:School of Economics

Prerequisites:None

Credit:1（16 teaching hours）

Course Components:Lectures Required

Course Note:Electiv ecourse open to all the students with interests. Preference for economics, mathematics, management, politics and philosophy students

Course Description:

The course will be devoted to the topics of two-person bargaining, coalitions, and n-person multilateral bargaining within the context of game theory and economics by discussing both the classical literature and the recent developments, including some applied topics. Students will be able to learn how these issues can be addressed in both cooperative (procedural and normative) and non-cooperative (strategic and positive) perspectives, while some behavioral and experimental analyses will be covered as well. Thus, the course will also deliver an introduction to the Nash program and address some aspects in the field of mechanism design.