William Spaniel

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William Spaniel



Average rating: 3.76 · 982 ratings · 54 reviews · 22 distinct worksSimilar authors
Game Theory 101: The Comple...

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Game Theory 101: The Basics

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What Caused the Russia-Ukra...

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How Ukraine Survived: Insid...

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Game Theory 101: The Ration...

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Game Theory 101: Bargaining

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The Words with Friends Word...

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Words with Friends: Winning...

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Game Theory 101: The Murder...

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Bargaining over the Bomb: T...

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“The Public Health Cigarette Smoking Act is a noteworthy application of the advertising game. In 1970, Richard Nixon signed the law, which removed cigarette ads from television. Tobacco companies actually benefited from this law in a perverse way—the law forced them to cooperating with each other.”
William Spaniel, Game Theory 101: The Complete Textbook

“The Public Health Cigarette Smoking Act is a noteworthy application of the advertising game. In 1970, Richard Nixon signed the law, which removed cigarette ads from television. Tobacco companies actually benefited from this law in a perverse way—the law forced them to cooperating with each other. In terms of the game matrix, the law pushed them from the <2, 2> payoff to the mutually preferable <3, 3> payoff. The law simultaneously satisfied politicians, as it made targeting children more difficult for all tobacco companies.”
William Spaniel, Game Theory 101: The Complete Textbook

“Friday. Club ONE has a strategic advantage over club TWO: ONE is located at the center of the town, while TWO is a few miles away. Thus, if TWO runs the same theme as ONE, nobody will show up to TWO. There are three types of customers. 60 hardcore salsa fans will only go to a club if salsa is being offered. 20 people are hardcore disco fans and will only go to a club if disco is being offered. A final 20 people prefer going”
William Spaniel, Game Theory 101: The Complete Textbook



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