Package edu.princeton.repeatedgames.rgsolve.games.specialgames

Contains special predefined subclasses of Game for some games of interest, including oligopoly models and examples from the Abreu-Sannikov 2013 paper.

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AbreuSannikovExample1 This game is the example on page 10 of Abreu-Sannikov 2013
AbreuSannikovExample2 This game is the example in figure 8 of Abreu-Sannikov 2013
ArmsRace An "Arms Race", where action profile (a1, a2) yields military expenditures Xi = max(i) * ai/(mi-1).
BattleOfTheSexes The classic Battle of the Sexes
BertrandImperfectSubs A Bertrand game with goods that are imperfect substitutes.
BertrandPerfectSubs A Bertrand Game with the demand function for player i Q(pi, pj) = A - B * pi [if pi < pj] Q(pi, pj) = 0 [if pi > pj] Q(pi, pj) = (A - B * pi)/2 [if pi = pj] Constant marginal costs are c1 and c2 Maximum price is A/B
CournotGame A Cournot Game, where P(Q) = Max{ A - B * Q, 0 } Minimum output is zero, maximum output for player i in {1,2} is the maximum between A/B and *PROF* / ci, where *PROF* is the monopolist profit.
GrabTheDollar This stage game is itself a dynamic game.
HawkDove The classic Hawk-Dove Game
PrisonersDilemma The classic Prisoner's Dilemma
RandomNormalGame Creates a game where payoffs are distributed bivariate normal
Sierpinski A game forming the Sierpinski triangle
SimpleCournot "A simple Cournot game with demand P(Q) = max{0, A - B * Q}, and marginal costs c1 and c2, with quantity actions on [0, A/B] and discount delta
 

Package edu.princeton.repeatedgames.rgsolve.games.specialgames Description

Contains special predefined subclasses of Game for some games of interest, including oligopoly models and examples from the Abreu-Sannikov 2013 paper.