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Zero-Sum Game Resources
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Definitions
A zero-sum game describes a game or situation in which when the total gains and losses of the participants are added up they will sum to zero.
A non-zero-sum game: for example is a casino game taking in account the house's rake making it a non-zero-sum game.
Background Information
- Zero–sum game - Wikipedia [View Resource]
- Non-Zero sum games [View Resource]
- Zero-Sum Game Definition [View Resource]
- Zero-Sum Games [View Resource]
- What is a solution to a zero-sum game? [View Resource]
- Prisoner's dilemma [View Resource]
K-12 Science Fair Projects and Resources
- Determine whether, in a two-player zero-sum contest, a player would choose a seemingly more powerful strategy, or select a less obvious strategy, recommended by game theory, in an attempt to outwit an opponent. And which strategy would prove more fruitful? [View Resource]
- Is Life A Zero Sum Game? [View Resource]
- Capitalism is not a zero sum game [View Resource]
Advanced Articles, Studies and Research
- Game Theory: Two-Person Zero-Sum Games [View Resource]
- Game Theory and Zero-Sum Games [View Resource]
- Beyond the Zero-Sum Game: Toward Title Protection for Intergroup Solidarity [View Resource]
- Strategic interaction in iterated zero-sum games [View Resource]
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Positive- versus zero-sum majoritarian ultimatum games: An experimental stud [View Resource]
- Nonmetric test of the minimax theory of two-person zerosum games [View Resource]
- Is Forex Trading a Zero-Sum Game? [View Resource]
- The Winners and Losers of the Zero-Sum Game: The Origins of Trading Profits,. Price Efficiency and Market Liquidity [View Resource]
- Not a Zero-Sum Game: The Paradox of Exchange [View Resource]
- Using intelligent search techniques to play the game Khet [View Resource]
Theses and Dissertations
- A discrete computational aesthetics model for a zero-sum perfect information game [View Resource]
- Empirical Evaluation of the Bayesian Learning Automaton Family [View Resource]
- Game Theoretic and Machine Learning Techniques for Balancing Games [View Resource]
- Algorithmic and complexity aspects of simple coalitional games [View Resource]
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