Algorithms, games, and the internet

Christos H. Papadimitriou

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Game Theory and Applications Complexity and Algorithms in Graphs Game Theory and Voting Systems

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If the Internet is the next great subject for Theoretical Computer Science to model and illuminate mathematically, then Game Theory, and Mathematical Economics more generally, are likely to prove useful tools. In this talk I survey some opportunities and challenges in this important frontier.

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