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== Game theory ==
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Game theory is a major method used in [[mathematical economics]] and business for [[economic model|modeling]] competing behaviors of interacting [[agent (economics)|agents]]. The term "game" here implies the study of any strategic interaction between people. Applications include a wide array of economic phenomena and approaches, such as [[auction]]s, [[bargaining]], [[Mergers and Acquisitions|mergers & acquisitions]] pricing, [[fair division]], [[duopoly|duopolies]], oligopolies, [[social network]] formation, [[agent-based computational economics]], [[general equilibrium]], [[mechanism design]], and [[voting system]]s, and across such broad areas as [[experimental economics]], [[Behavioral game theory|behavioral economics]], information economics, [[industrial organization]], and [[political economy]].