 | Games people play
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Jan 20th 2005
>From The Economist print edition
The co-operative and the selfish are equally successful at getting what
they want
MANY people, it is said, regard life as a game. Increasingly, both
biologists and economists are tending to agree with them. Game theory,
a branch of mathematics developed in the 1940s and 1950s by John von
Neumann and John Nash, has proved a useful theoretical tool in the
study of the behaviour of animals, both human and non-human.
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