OYAMA Daisuke
oyama@e.u-tokyo.ac.jp
Wednesday | 15:00-16:40 |
First session | May 11 (Wed) |
Class room |
This course discusses theories and applications of population games. The topics include myopic evolutionary dynamics and forward-looking expectations dynamics as well as applications to industrialization/economic development and economic geography. If time permits, we also discuss the formal relationship between dynamic games and incomplete information games.
Date | Topic | Reading |
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5/11 (Wed) | Population games: introduction | |
5/14 (Sat) | Application: economic geography | Krugman (1991a) Oyama (2009a), Sections 2.1-2.3, 3.1-3.2 |
5/18 (Wed) | Application: economic geography | Krugman (1991a) Oyama (2009a), Sections 2.1-2.3, 3.1-3.2 |
5/25 (Wed) | Application: economic geography | Krugman (1991a) Oyama (2009a), Sections 2.1-2.3, 3.1-3.2 |
6/1 (Wed) | Application: industrialization | Matsuyama (1992) |
6/8 (Wed) | Evolutionary dynamics in potential games | Sandholm (2001) Oyama (2009a), Appendix B |
6/15 (Wed) | Perfect foresight dynamics in potential games | Hofbauer and Sorger (1999) Oyama (2009a), Appendix C.1 |
6/22 (Wed) | Perfect foresight dynamics in potential games | Hofbauer and Sorger (1999) Oyama (2009a), Appendix C.2 |
7/6 (Wed) | Another class of forward-looking expectations dynamics | Krugman (1991b), Fukao and Benabou (1993) Oyama (2009b) Slides ![]() |
7/13 (Wed) | Robustness of equilibria to incomplete information | Kajii and Morris (1997a, b), Ui (2001) Oyama and Tercieux (2009), Section 3 |
7/27 (Wed) | Robustness of equilibria to incomplete information | Kajii and Morris (1997a, b), Ui (2001) Oyama and Tercieux (2009), Section 3 |
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See also:
6/25 (Sat), 6/29 (Wed), 7/20 (Wed) |