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HomeMIT 14.12 Economic Applications of Game Theory, Fall 2025Lecture 7: Zero-Sum Games
Lecture 7: Zero-Sum Games
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In this lecture, Ian Ball describes zero-sum games, which are games that feature a complete conflict of interest, such that one player’s loss equals another player’s gain. Examples include games like checkers or chess.