Economy Master vs Game Theory Lab

REVOLUTIONIZE YOUR ECONOMICS STUDY WITH "ECONOMY MASTER"! The Complete App for Business Economics & Political Economy: • Full economics curriculum for high school and university students • Theory, Quizzes, Mind Maps and Flashcards for every topic • Advanced calculators: break-even, ROE/ROI/ROS, NPV/IRR, Cash Flow WHAT'S INSIDE: --- BUSINESS ECONOMICS --- • Introduction to business: the firm as a system and company classification • Organizational structures, governance and corporate bodies • Production, fixed/variable/marginal costs and break-even analysis • Marketing: 4Ps, market segmentation and digital marketing • Corporate finance: funding sources, NPV and IRR • Accounting: Double-Entry Bookkeeping, Balance Sheet, Income Statement • Financial analysis: ROE, ROI, ROS, financial leverage and cash flow • Human Resources: recruitment, training, motivation and leadership • Entrepreneurship, startups and business models • Business Plan: structure, market analysis and financial planning • Ethics, CSR and company types (Corp, LLC, Partnership...) --- POLITICAL ECONOMY --- • Macro and microeconomics: core concepts • Economic indicators: GDP and GNP with calculators • Classical school (Smith, Ricardo) and Keynesian theory • Fiscal and monetary policies, central banks • Inflation, unemployment and economic cycles • Globalization, international trade (IMF, WTO, World Bank) • Sustainable development and economic inequality --- STUDY MODES --- • Detailed theory for every topic • Interactive quizzes to test your knowledge • Mind maps to visualize concepts • Flashcards to memorize definitions and terms • Calculators and formulas for practical application • Exercises with guided solutions Download now and transform the way you study economics! Terms of Use: https://www.apple.com/legal/internet-services/itunes/dev/stdeula/ Privacy Policy: https://masterapps.it/privacy_policy.html

"If the other side is exactly as clever as you are, what do you do?" Game Theory Lab lets you experience strategic decision-making by playing against an AI. Arguments that never quite land when you only read them start to make sense once you have made the choice yourself. [How each theme works] 1. Predict — commit to what you would do, and to what you think will happen 2. Play the AI — make your moves and watch the mind-reading play out 3. Read the explanation — see why it turned out that way, with charts and numbers Being wrong is the most interesting part. [Themes included (four are free)] Prisoner's Dilemma If you both betray, you both lose. Ten rounds against the AI show you why people betray anyway. Rock-Paper-Scissors Lab Can you really play at random? The AI is reading your habits. Ultimatum Game Split 1,000 yen. How much do you have to offer before the other side accepts — and when does a "profitable" offer get rejected? Tragedy of the Commons Everyone takes too much and the fish run out. Where is the sustainable catch? [Full Access Pack (one-time purchase)] One purchase permanently unlocks the remaining twelve themes. No further charges. Dictator Game How much do people share when nobody is watching? Tit for Tat Why does the "nice" strategy survive in a world full of defectors? Watch it play out over generations. Chicken Swerve first and you lose. Nobody swerves and it is a disaster. How do you make "I will not swerve" believable? Stag Hunt Cooperate and the prize is large — but can you trust the other side? Safety versus the bigger payoff. Matching Pennies Get read and you lose. Behaving genuinely at random is harder than it looks. Public Goods Game Everyone contributing makes everyone better off, and yet contributions collapse. Keynesian Beauty Contest Pick what everyone else will pick. How many levels deep does the second-guessing go? Winner's Curse You won the auction — so why are you worse off? Winning itself is bad news. Inspection Game What fraction of spot checks is enough to deter? The value of being unpredictable. Vickrey Auction When the winner pays the second-highest bid, bidding honestly becomes your best move. Dollar Auction Why does an auction for a 1,000-yen note end above 2,000 yen? Braess's Paradox Add one more road and everybody's travel time goes up. [Who it is for] - Anyone curious about economics, psychology, or decision-making - Anyone who wants the "why" behind negotiation and bluffing - Fans of brain training and popular-science content - Enjoyable from middle school age upward [Languages] Japanese, English, Korean, Chinese (Simplified), Russian, German, French, Spanish, Hindi