Business activities are games - contract negotiations with customers, job struggles within the company, market share battles with competitors... Game theory originally belonged to the field of microeconomics. After half a century of development, it has been applied in almost all economic fields such as macroeconomics, industrial organization, trade, and finance. This book combines theoretical framework with practical cases, aiming to "translate" this obscure mathematical knowledge to more business people, so that there is a rational basis behind every decision. As one of the "MBA Easy Reading" series, this book is intended to allow beginners to get started easily and for experienced students to improve accurately. Provide simple, easy-to-understand and practical knowledge and skills for everyone struggling in the workplace.
Reader comments
The explanation is very clear, but some are too focused on professional terms, making it difficult for novices to understand (of course, people with basic knowledge can easily understand it). In short, it is recommended to read it.
After all, it is down-to-earth and introduces various cases in a very popular way, providing management thinking and perspectives. It is worth reading.
This book explains the obscure knowledge such as game theory very clearly, and combines it with actual cases, which is very practical. The author has a lot of experience and his writing style is very smooth, making it easy to read. I think this book is very helpful for a recent graduate like me, and it will allow me to make more rational decisions when looking for a job and in the workplace.
The explanation is very clear, but some are too focused on professional terms, making it difficult for novices to understand (of course, people with basic knowledge can easily understand it). In short, it is recommended to read it.
After all, it is down-to-earth and introduces various cases in a very popular way, providing management thinking and perspectives. It is worth reading.
This book explains the obscure knowledge such as game theory very clearly, and combines it with actual cases, which is very practical. The author has a lot of experience and his writing style is very smooth, making it easy to read. I think this book is very helpful for a recent graduate like me, and it will allow me to make more rational decisions when looking for a job and in the workplace.