Game-Changer
Game Theory and the Art of Transforming Strategic Situations
by:
David McAdams
in:
Economics
Summary:
The book provides an accessible introduction to game theory and its applications in various real-world strategic situations, from business to politics and beyond. It offers insights on how to recognize game-changing strategies and transform competitive scenarios into opportunities for mutual benefit.
Key points:
1. Commitment Power: In game theory, committing to a plan can change how others play. Strategies like cutting off options can influence opponents.
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