Table of Contents
Table of Contents
Preface
Foreword by Vladimir Mazalov
Chapter 1. Introduction
Chapter 2. Dynamic Optimization Techniques
Chapter 3. Cooperative Subgame Consistency
Chapter 4. Dynamic Shapley Value Imputation
Chapter 5. Dynamic Nash Bargaining
Chapter 6. Stochastic Extension
References
Index
Reviews
“The book Dynamic Shapley Value and Dynamic Nash Bargaining of Professor Yeung and Professor Petrosyan provides a new evidence of their indisputable scientific authority in the field of Dynamic Games theory and applications.” READ MORE… – Professor Vladimir Turetsky, Ort Braude College of Engineering, Karmiel, Israel
“This book makes a significant contribution to the game theory applications and methodologies as it provides in depth theoretical and mathematical expansions of the seminal work of Shapley value and Nash bargaining to a dynamic framework. Though its analyses involve an advanced level of mathematics, the book is an excellent reference text for academics and economists interested in real-life cooperative studies like trade pact, environmental collaborations and joint technology development. The book also provides the fundamentals for dynamic cooperative analysis, and itself can be regarded as a front-running textbook on the dynamic cooperative game theory applications and methodologies, especially with the solution concept and technique of cooperative subgame consistency (that were originated by the authors). Also, the Nash-Petrosyan-Yeung dynamic bargaining solution and the Petrosyan-Yeung dynamic Shapley value imputation are sophisticated game theory solutions that serious economists in need to know in their research on real-life economic cooperation problems.” – Professor Sardar M. N. Islam (Naz) Ph. D., CPA, LL.B., M.A., Professor, VU Research; Professor of Business, Economics and Finance (2007 to 2017); Victoria University, Melbourne, Australia
The book is written for researchers, graduate students and policy-makers interested in game theory, dynamic cooperation, microeconomics, and bargaining theory. The academic level of the materials is at post-graduate level, M.Sc, MPhil, PhD; research study, research references.
Professional people, groups or institutions: Universities, policy-making units, venture capitalists, business developers, governments and United Nations organizations would find it useful.
Nonprofessional people of industries: Historians interested in game theory or mathematics, and Bio writer interested in the life and contributions of Nobel laureates and legendary game theorists John Nash and Lloyd Shapley.
