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• Cooperation and Trigger Strategies ( More about this ) - Interactive, online, multiple choice quiz on sustaining collusion using tit-for-tat and trigger strategies. The quiz has two multiple choice questions -- one on an infinitely repeated prisoner's dilemma game -- and the other on the use of a tit-for-tat strategy -- which are graded online. Creator: Mike Shor Submitted on: 05/07/2010 Subject: statistical models, economics Education Level: Undergraduate (Lower Division), Undergraduate (Higher Division), Graduate/Professional Type: Test Access Rights: Free Access Relevance

• Finding Mixed Strategy Equilibrium ( More about this ) - Interactive, online, multiple choice quiz on finding mixed strategy equilibrium for normal-form games. The quiz is four questions long and in each question the student selects an answer from a choice of options. The questions are graded online. Creator: Stephan Waner Submitted on: 05/06/2010 Subject: statistical models, economics Education Level: Undergraduate (Lower Division), Undergraduate (Higher Division), Graduate/Professional Type: Test Access Rights: Free Access Relevance

• Extensive Form Games ( More about this ) - Interactive, online, multiple choice quiz on finding subgame rollback equilibrium in an sequential extensive form game. The quiz is five questions long and in each question the student selects an answer from a choice of options. The questions are graded online. Creator: Mike Shor Submitted on: 05/06/2010 Subject: statistical models, economics Education Level: Undergraduate (Lower Division), Undergraduate (Higher Division), Graduate/Professional Type: Test Access Rights: Free Access Relevance

• Normal Form Games ( More about this ) - Interactive, online, multiple choice quiz on finding Nash Equilibrium. The quiz is five questions long. Four are based on charts and one is based on a written situation. In each, the student is to select the equilibrium outcome from a series of choices. The questions are graded online. Creator: Mike Shor Submitted on: 05/06/2010 Subject: statistical models, economics Education Level: Undergraduate (Lower Division), Undergraduate (Higher Division), Graduate/Professional Type: Test Access Rights: Free Access Relevance

• Economics 201B -- Final Exam 2006 ( More about this ) - Final exam for an economics class at UCLA focusing on game theory. The three-hour exam focuses on theoretical and applied game theory. Creator: David Levine Submitted on: 05/06/2010 Subject: statistical models, economics Education Level: Undergraduate (Lower Division), Undergraduate (Higher Division), Graduate/Professional Type: Test Access Rights: Free Access Relevance

• Economics 201B -- Midterm Exam 2005 ( More about this ) - Midterm exam from an economics class at UCLA focusing on game theory, The two-hour exam asks students to solve two problems dealing with risk aversion and equilibrium. Solutions for the exam are available here: http://levine.sscnet.ucla.edu/econ201/midterm_solutions2006-2.pdf. Creator: David Levine Submitted on: 05/06/2010 Subject: statistical models, economics Education Level: Undergraduate (Lower Division), Undergraduate (Higher Division), Graduate/Professional Type: Test Access Rights: Free Access Relevance

• Economics 201B -- Final Exam 2005 ( More about this ) - Final exam for an economics class at UCLA focusing on game theory. The three-hour exam focuses on equilibria, bargaining, risk aversion and other game theory topics. Solutions to the exam are available here: http://levine.sscnet.ucla.edu/econ201/final05a.pdf. Creator: David Levine Submitted on: 05/06/2010 Subject: statistical models, economics Education Level: Undergraduate (Lower Division), High School, Graduate/Professional Type: Test Access Rights: Free Access Relevance

• Economics 201B -- Final Exam 2004 ( More about this ) - Final exam for an economics class at UCLA focusing on game theory. The three-hour exam focuses on both theoretical and applied game theory, Solutions to the exam are available here: http://levine.sscnet.ucla.edu/econ201/final04a.pdf. Creator: David Levine Submitted on: 05/05/2010 Subject: statistical models, economics Education Level: Undergraduate (Lower Division), Undergraduate (Higher Division), Graduate/Professional Type: Test Access Rights: Free Access Relevance

• Economics 201B -- Final Exam 2003 ( More about this ) Creator: David Levine Submitted on: 05/05/2010 Subject: statistical models, economics Education Level: Undergraduate (Lower Division), Undergraduate (Higher Division), Graduate/Professional Type: Test Access Rights: Free Access Relevance

• Economics 201B -- Midterm Exam -- 2003 ( More about this ) - Final exam for an economics class at UCLA focusing on game theory. The two-hour exam focuses mostly on questions of theory on risk aversion, Nash Equilibrium, Trembling Hand Perfection, Subgame Perfection. Solutions to the exam are available here: http://levine.sscnet.ucla.edu/econ201/midterm_solutions2003.pdf. Creator: David Levine Submitted on: 05/05/2010 Subject: statistical models, economics Education Level: Undergraduate (Lower Division), Undergraduate (Higher Division), Graduate/Professional Type: Test Access Rights: Free Access Relevance