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    Very Good paper. What a catalyst of change you experience because of your dominant strategic decision. In the field that you work in, I know from experience that there are many imperative and crucial decisions that must be made every day and night. Some decisions are simultaneous especially when it involve patient's treatment and medical staff analytical guide or tool for making a decision in the situation you were a part that the authors Thomas & Maurice (2010), call game theory. I understand…

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    Prior to the year 500 A.D. Jewish scholarship was largely based on oral tradition. Rabbis and scholars would discuss the Torah and debate its meanings and teachings and produced no major written works to outline their conclusions. However after the destruction of the Jewish Commonwealth and the fall of the Second Temple in the year 70 A.D. Jewish norms and ideals were in upheaval. This destabilization of a collective Jewish code of conduct lead to Jewish leadership beginning to using written…

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    well-known cases of schizophrenia is Dr. John Forbes Nash. Recently deceased, Dr. Nash continues to be renowned for his theories and work in mathematics, and holds the 1994 Nobel Peace Prize and 2015 Abel Prize. All of these achievements coincide with his continuous struggle with this mental disorder. The movie, A Beautiful Mind, documents his journey, struggles, and diagnosis with schizophrenia in an extremely accurate way. John Forbes Nash has always shown a great strength in the field of…

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    with MAD the only real deterrence between war, vulnerability encourages cooperation. “Mutual vulnerability or mutual invulnerability” seem to be the only real ways to deter nuclear-equipped countries from destroying each other, because once Nash equilibrium is destroyed, it is irrational to believe that the disadvantaged country would not be at significantly higher risk. Thus is the case with the weaponization of space. If, for example, the United States were to place a ICBM-intercepting…

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    John Nash is a renowned mathematician most recognized for his theory of equilibrium and life struggle with schizophrenia. A Nobel Prize laureate and quite the living legend, John Nash completed his graduate studies in mathematics at Princeton University (“People and Events: John Nash (1928-),” 1999). He later worked on the faculty at MIT before returning to Princeton as a Professor/researcher (“Big Ideas. Big Thinkers. John Nash,”2003). Though Hollywood is often responsible for depicting mental…

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    John Nash is now a well-known mathematician. He is commonly recognized as the only mathematician to win the Nobel Prize and as the mathematician that the movie A Beautiful Mind is based on. While people are now aware of John Nash’s story, it was not previously well known. John Nash grew into a brilliant mathematician, was diagnosed with schizophrenia, and persevered through obstacles to continue working in mathematics. John Nash was born on June 13, 1928 in Bluefield, West Virginia where he…

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    presents with the symptoms enough to make a diagnosis is John Nash. Grazer and Howard (2001) Nash as a character played a role that depicts abnormal behaviour; he was a widely recognised intelligent mathematician and a professor. He got married at some point and had a baby with his wife. He worked as a professor at Massachusetts Institute of Technology. While still a graduate student, he had introduced the idea of symmetry/equilibrium to game theory, which eventually would transform the field of…

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    them. Anticipating that, Lidl chooses also the high budget, because if A decide on a high budget this strategy brings the highest payoff for them. Consequently both choosing a high budget in this game is a Nash Equilibrium. The strategic interactions of both grocery retailers lead to this equilibrium. In real life this happened as well. Both “went on a media offensive” (The Economist, 2015) in the year 2014 by doubling the budget (Aldi) or still investing a high budget (Lidl) (The Economist,…

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    A country which experiences continuous underdevelopment and is stuck in a low-level equilibrium of capital per worker is one which is in a poverty trap. If this underdevelopment is left unaddressed then there is no possibility of this country escaping this trap. Proven by many countries in East Asia, it is possible through investment to increase economic growth to a higher equilibrium leading to a break from the bad cycle. The problem is however that many private investors have no incentives to…

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    and the public. The promoter also wins because will get paid for the job and might have the chance to work again with the band in the future. ~The Nash equilibrium is defined by the players’ combination of strategies, and consists of the situation in which the promoter does not put M&Ms vs. the band does not make the line check. It is a Nash equilibrium due to the fact that none of the players wants to change the strategy because they are in accordance with the common desire of winning. In the…

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