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Dear all,

this is to confirm that the lecture scheduled for tomorrow has been canceled.

I also inform you that I have published on the course webpage and my website the text and solution of the practice we covered today, as well as the recording of the lecture.

Last, I wanted to tell you that I am available for meeting with you (office hours) if you have some doubts that need to be addressed. We can meet either on Teams or in person, based on our availability. Write me an email to book a slot (or for any other doubt or information).

Have a good evening,

LC

Dear all,

I have uploaded the final part of the exercises handout (Part IV). For any issues with the exercises tell me in person or via mail and I will promptly address them.

I have also uploaded an updated version of the slides "Lectures 16-18". Today I will cover the topic I could not cover the last lecture (Auctions); this will truly be the last topic of the course.

More specifically, the schedule for this week is as follows:

1. Monday (today): Auctions

2. Tuesday: we solve some (new) exercises together (and when I say "together", I mean "you guided by me")

3. Wednesday: the lecture will very likely be canceled; I will give you a confirmation as soon as possible.

Next week will be devoted entirely to experimental sessions (I will send you instructions in a separate email in a couple of days).

Thanks for reading up to this point,

LC

Dear all,

I proudly present to you the third issue of the Exercises Handout, with wonderful exercises on Dynamic games and Stackelberg's model!

Hours and hours of entertainment guaranteed (but no refunds...). Available on the course's page and my website.

For any compaints or mistakes, send me an email. I plan to upload issue IV as soon as possible. 

Best,

LC

Dear all,

I have uploaded the slides for Lectures 13 and 15 (i.e. the lecture of today).

I hope by this evening to upload the slides for the lecture of tomorrow, which will be held by yours truly (in P3 at 11am), and will concern Bayesian Games.

See you soon,

LC

Dear all,

I know you wanted them badly, so this email is to inform you that I have uploaded the slides for this week (Lectures 8-9-10).

Use them well...

See you soon,

LC

Dear students,

in case you were wondering about how to spend your free time in the weekend, I have just uploaded Part II of the exercises handout, with and without solutions, so that you can practice on the topics discussed this week (mixed strategies, infinitely repeated games). Should you have any issue with the handouts, send me an email right away (or tell me on Monday).

Next week we will start with a new topic (Dynamic Games). I hope to upload all the slides by Monday.

Have a nice weekend (practicing).

LC

Dear all,

I have just uploaded on the course's page (and the teaching page of my website) the slides for Lectures 4-5-6. Make sure you have them with you by tomorrow.

I see that some of you have not yet enrolled in the course channel on Delphi; you may want to do that as soon as possible.

See you tomorrow,

LC

Dear all,

I know that at the moment you are probably somewhere having fun together (you are a big family after all), but I need to inform you about the following:

1. The administration fixed the issue with the enrollment in the course's channel on Delphi, so you should be able now to enroll in "Game Theory (II can.)"; if you have not done it yet, I suggest you do it as soon as possible.
2. I have re-uploaded the slides for Lectures 1-2-3. You will see that there are two minor changes in the Cournot's model section (slides 77 and 83), based on what you highlighted in class (thanks Sofia and Luca 1!), but I assure you this is just minor stuff that changes nothing to you. I will briefly comment on those changes on Monday.
3. I have uploaded two pdf files with exercises on what we have seen so far in class (one with solutions and one without). If you have any issue with those send me an email or tell me on Monday.

Have a nice weekend and see you soon!

LC

Dear all,

I have uploaded on the website of the course (https://economia.uniroma2.it/corso/materialidoc/2247/) the slides for Lectures 0-1-2-3 (so even the lecture of today) and the recordings of Lectures 1 and 2.

Since I am having trouble understanding if you have access to this page: first, let me know if you can access the resources provided here; second, I have in any case uploaded the same files on my website (https://sites.google.com/view/luca-congiu/teaching).

Let me know when we meet today.

Also, please, make sure you have the slides pack for Lectures 1-2-3 with you today, because things are going to get really nasty (academically speaking) and is better if you follow me having the slides with you.

Best,

LC

Dear students,

I believe there was some confusion in the way you are allocated across the channels of the course.

The allocation depends on which letter you surname begins with:

1. Channel I: from A to L, included (e.g., Angeli, Brown, Lollo, etc.)

2. Channel II: from M to Z, included (e.g., Miao, Soprano, Zorro, etc.)

Students in Channel II will attend my lectures in P12.

See you later,

LC

P.S.: to avoid further confusion, it would be great if you enrolled also in the course page on Delphi portal, in the proper channel.

Dear students,

welcome to the course on Game Theory 2022-23 (second channel).

This email is to inform you that I have updated the Syllabus section with the list of the topics for each lecture.

I have also created the Team of the course on Microsoft Teams for those following on remote. The code to join is (also available on the page of the course):

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Please let me know if you have any issue in joining by contacting me at luca.congiu@uniroma2.it.

I will give you more detailed information during today's lecture, scheduled at 4pm in room P12.

See you soon,

Luca Congiu