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As humans, we interact with each other on a regular basis. Most of these interactions have a primarily social nature, but many have economic consequences for the parties involved. Game theory is a useful set of tools that behavioural scientists employ in understanding strategic interactions between individuals that take into account each other鈥檚 actions and motivations.

 

Game theory is essential to understand cooperation, coordination, competition between rivals, negotiation, conflict and many other situations. Our research combines theoretical and experimental tools to shed lights on many aspects of human behaviour that involve the strategic interaction between individuals or groups of individuals.

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Professor Daniel Sgroi

Department of Economics

 

Affiliated Researcher