Mastering Micro vs GameTactic

Mastering Micro covers a full semester of Microeconomics at the advanced placement (AP) high school level or the introductory college level. With 120 concept cards and 120 quiz questions, it’s a great study tool to supplement in-class instruction or to help you prepare for final exams or AP testing. Functionality: * Swipe through 120 cards to learn important concepts in Microeconomics. Each card has a graphic to help you better understand the material. * Save cards to your Favorites folder so you can return to cards easily and review material. * Take quiz questions to check your understanding of concepts. Each card has an associated quiz question for a total of 120 practice quiz questions. * Take a practice test. Choose the units and the number of questions you’d like for your test, and see your results. Then save your missed questions to your Favorites folder so you can return to those concepts. * Search for topics. Have a test on supply and demand coming up? The search feature will show you all the cards that reference supply and demand or other terms you search for. * Jump to a specific card. * Adjustable text size for accessibility. Units: 1. Fundamentals 2. Economic Growth 3. Economic Systems 4. Supply and Demand 5. Elasticity 6. Efficiency 7. Costs of Production 8. Market Models 9. Game Theory 10. Research and Development 11. The Labor Market 12. Rent and Interest 13. Market Failure 14. Taxation

GameTactic leverages game theory to determine the best strategies, including dominant plays and Nash equilibria, in two-player normal-form games. Users can select from preset games like the prisoner's dilemma, pure coordination, battle of the sexes, rock-paper-scissors, and game of chicken. After selecting a game, GameTactic identifies its optimal strategies and equilibria, allowing users to adjust payoffs and evaluate their implications. Additionally, you have the flexibility to design a custom game, defining strategies and associated payoffs. Currently, our platform focuses on identifying strict dominant strategies and pure and completely mixed Nash equilibria, with plans to expand to weakly dominant strategies and for partially mixed Nash equilibria in future versions.