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Game Theory, Year 12
Students work through payoff matrices to find dominant strategies and Nash equilibria, run multi-round tournaments, and apply the reasoning to real-world strategic scenarios. The full interactive is available to licensed Education Universe users.
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Learning outcomes
- Identify dominant strategies.
- Find Nash equilibria.
- Explain the prisoner's dilemma.
Teaching guidance
Run a class tournament and discuss why cooperation emerges in repeated games.
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