Game Theory: A Very Short Introduction 1st Edition

Interesting

The media could not be loaded. Game Theory: A Very Short Introduction is a very useful and interesting book. I recommend it for everyone in any age. It provides great insights into the topic. However, I'm giving it 4 stars because the font size was too small for me

This is not a replacement for an academic level textbook, nor is it recommended for readers looking for some fluffy hand wavy book of charming non-mathematical anecdotes.If you are a math/cs/statistics/engineering graduate looking for some lightweight technical reading to expand your understanding, this is a very good book.

From Binmore I expected more quality material.he is best in writing difficult subjects in simple and clear language. This one is written clearly but simple material.

Audio version was clear, well alighted with the text!

Even though game theory is part of math, this book is very approachable and does a good job of illustrating a lot of the basics of game theory well, using simple examples.The writing style is ok, but I found it less engaging and entertaining than other books of this series. The author is tooting his own horn a bit much for my taste, which really adds nothing to the book.

Excellent

I'm currently on my second read-through of this book. It does a great job of explaining game theory at a high level without using a bunch of scary math equations. Many different games are introduced and explained using simple graphics. I enjoyed the book so much that I'll probably buy another from this series.Update: I've bought three copies of this book so far, one for myself and two as gifts for others.