3. An Example for Bayesian Nash Equilibrium (Game Theory Playlist 9)

[@dazdoozz3070]

Sir you deserve to be appreciated. Never have i seen someone so much trying to make the students understand game theory. And that too of a course that really is difficult. Hats off to you ❤

[@vivek6389]

Thank you for your videos. They are very helpful. Also, its amazing to learn from whiteboard and marker rather than slides. Thanks again

[@rgoja2935]

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[@poorbipalan9579]

Your videos were really very helpful to understand the concepts 😊... please continue the great work.. 😊

[@MaaanMaanMan]

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[@yigermalmogesendalamaw288]

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[@mtrihoang]

Thank you so much! Very intuitive!

[@kingno0829]

clearly explained

[@miguelsantaclara842]

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[@hadadahmed5669]

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[@dazdoozz3070]

A question: Sir we are suppose to fulfil the four requirements for a BNE. Can you possibly explain how a BNE can be achieved using those four requirements for this example ? Would be grateful

[@tanvirkaisar7245]

hi professor, quick question. so player 1 knows what player 2 believes about player 1's c. is not that unrealistic? why does it have to be like this? in competitive market, player 2 would not reveal his belief about player 1's c, right?

[@heinzbongwasser2715]

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