How do cooperative and non-cooperative games differ? Give a healthcare example o
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How do cooperative and non-cooperative games differ? Give a healthcare example of each.
Why is it important to reach mutually advantageous agreements? Can you think of an example in which bargaining was not a zero-sum game?
What's a dominant strategy? Can you think of a dominant strategy for healthcare firms?
Suppliers routinely provide materials on credit to buyers. The materials are perishable and can be resold, yet suppliers often have very little protection against a dishonest buyer. Explain why buyers do not often take advantage of suppliers.
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In a noncooperative game the players do not formally communicate in an effort to coordinate their actions. They are aware of one another
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