Business Economics
Iterated elimination of dominated strategies is a process used in game theory to simplify a game by sequentially removing strategies that are inferior to others, thereby narrowing down the set of possible strategies. This process helps players identify optimal strategies and can lead to clearer insights into the game's equilibrium. It emphasizes the importance of strategic decision-making by considering how rational players would respond to each other’s choices.
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