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Course Introduction: Reading America's Written Constitution

Akhil Reed Amar · 22:59

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Congressional Powers, Part 1

Akhil Reed Amar · 22:21

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Reading Between the Lines, Part 1

Akhil Reed Amar · 23:35

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Introduction to Individual Decision-Making

Ian Ball · 57:16

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Why Study Public Finance?

Jonathan Gruber · 53:19

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Externalities in Theory

Jonathan Gruber · 1:17:13

Introduction to Individual Decision-Making

Ian BallMIT

Professor

57:16·2026·undergraduate level
Path step 4: Formalizes rational choice under uncertainty and strategic interdependence.

This introductory lecture establishes the foundational principles of game theory, a mathematical framework for analyzing strategic decision-making in interactive contexts. It defines the core concepts and scope of the course.

EconomicsGame Theory & Mechanism DesignDecision TheoryStrategic InteractionEconomic Modeling

MIT 14.12 Economic Applications of Game Theory, Fall 2025

Source: MIT OpenCourseWare via YouTubeWatch on YouTube
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Ian Ball

Professor

1 course · 20 lecturesCanon
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Why Study Public Finance?

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