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This site uses the tools of modern economics and game theory to explore how the interaction of intelligent goal-seeking individuals determines social outcomes. Find out more about game theory.

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Reading List on Institutions and History: A The list of books we have been reading in our reading group. [Posted at 01/25/2016 01:14 AM by David K. Levine ]

Jean Tirole: My remarks last year when Jean received the honorary doctorate from the EUI. [Posted at 01/25/2016 01:12 AM by David K. Levine ]

The Keynesian Illusion: Explained here [Posted at 03/15/2015 02:14 AM by David K. Levine ]

NPR on Patents: An NPR program on patents based on an interview with Michele and me. [Posted at 07/31/2014 04:05 AM by David K. Levine ]

Review of Acemoglu and Robinson's Why Nations Fail: Can we explain the world by extractive and inclusive political institutions? [Posted at 09/30/2012 12:55 AM by David K. Levine ]

Is Behavioral Economics Doomed?:

Now available everywhere From Openbook Publishers - a new open access book about traditional and behavioral economics. [Posted at 06/20/2012 08:05 AM by David K. Levine ]

Latest papers (more papers, more research, more news)

"Collusion Constrained Equilibrium" [02/23/16] (with R. Dutta and S. Modica)
"Voter Participation with Collusive Parties" [11/01/15] (with A. Mattozzi)
"Collusion, Randomization, and Leadership in Groups" [01/25/15] (with R. Dutta and S. Modica)
"A Unifying Learning Framework for Building Artificial Game-Playing Agents" [01/24/15] (with W. Chen and Y. Chen)
"Intellectual Property" [12/01/14] (with M. Boldrin)

Questions about economic or game theory? Try our forum.

General interest material about game theory, including an introductory essay, a reading list, and a forum for questions and answers. You can also find information about the work of Armen A. Alchian, Jack Hirshleifer and other general interest material.