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Title: A Course in Game Theory
by Martin J. Osborne, Ariel Rubinstein
ISBN: 0-262-65040-1
Publisher: MIT Press
Pub. Date: 12 July, 1994
Format: Paperback
Volumes: 1
List Price(USD): $32.00
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Average Customer Rating: 3.29 (7 reviews)

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Rating: 2
Summary: Maybe for class but not for personal exploration...
Comment: I agree with a previous review that this book is not good for individuals. Solutions to the excersizes are only available to educators. If the book is assigned for a class and the teacher has access to the solutions and can coach the student through the excersizes this is probably a great book because of it's depth. It is probably also a good reference book for those already familar with the subject.
However if you are like me and were looking for a strong book that will help a motivated individual learn game theory this book is not for you. I have tried many of the excersizes and I am still not positive that I my answers are correct. The material in the book is very complex but accessible, that is not the problem. The problem is the lack of development because I can not go over my answers to the excersizes and see what I did right and what I did wrong...

Rating: 4
Summary: An essential course in game theory.
Comment: This was one of the first books I read in Game Theory, and definitely the hardest. Those who want a gentle introduction to the concepts of modern game theory might do better with a simpler text such as Gibbons. That said, there is no substitute for quality. The depth of analysis is entirely necessary to get to the meat of the theory.
Osborne and Rubinstein write extremely well, softening the blows of some of the more complicated concepts. Their own substantial publication records in the Game Theory literature do much to recommend their version of analysis over others.

Rating: 1
Summary: To much Math.
Comment: To much math and not easy to understand.

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