Best response
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In game theory, the best response is the strategy in a single period that creates the most favorable immediate outcome for the current player. The concept of a best response is central to John Nash's most well-known theory, the Nash Equilibrium which is dependent on each player selecting the best response during each period.
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| Topics in game theory |
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| Evolutionarily stable strategy - Mechanism design - No-win - Winner's curse - Zero-sum |
| Games: Prisoner's dilemma - Chicken - Stag hunt - Ultimatum game - Matching pennies ... |
| Related topics: Mathematics - Economics - Behavioral economics - Evolutionary biology - Evolutionary game theory - Population genetics - Behavioral ecology |
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