Nash Equilibrium Examples

Game Theory Problems

[theamici]

Understood it in 2 minutes.

Once watched a nearly 2 hour long video from Yale university and didn't understand it.

The teaching power of this woman is strong.

[ericnguyen]

YOU SAVED MY LIFE BY MENTIONING THE WORD "SWITCHING PERSPECTIVE"

[rotashotrain]

I'm taking Micro in grad school and I haven't understood a thing that was being taught. In 5 minutes you cleared up what 200 pages and 2 professors could not. Thank you!

[GSmash]

Best video I have seen about Game theory so far, much appreciated

[gavenlrobertson]

9 years later and this is still the best explanation on this concept. Thank you.

[KwabenaDuku]

7 years later and you've saved my life. I have a micro final coming up and explaining that we are "trying to find X's response to Y's strategy" might just get me an A in this class. Thank you very much.

[marinadyagileva]

It took me 3 minutes to understand something that my professor could not explain in 3 hours...
Thank you Ashley!
Also! GREAT CHOICE OF EXAMPLES (I am literally obsessed with HP universe and Jane Austen books)

[mubin]

What my professor couldn't teach me in a 90 min lecture, I was able to learn in 5 min from you, thank you! You'd make a great professor!

[ankitcr]

Nash Equilibrium learned in 5 mins... Thanks a ton!!
Looking forward to checking all your tutorials.

[massivevoice]

9 Years later this is still one of the best and easy explanation videos ever on game theory.
Thank u, Ma'am.

[olenabilyak]

The whole day of book readings and finally normal explanation !
Thank you a lot !

[Coupdemainne]

my econ teacher couldnt explain this as well as u thanks

[omarismail]

I've been trying to understand for days, literally did your examples and went to the excercies i couldn't solve half an hour ago and now i can spot the Nash Equilibriums EASY! Thank you so much!!

[richgautier]

I needed to understand Nash's Equilibrium vs the Pareto Optimization today - and capped off the day with your video. Now I FINALLY understand why it's called the Prisoner's "Dilemma" because, rationally, they cannot achieve the Pareto Optimality without external incentives (threat of death for squealing, e.g.). I think it might be useful to kind of add that tidbit in your explanation - but if you come to this video after any other content, your explanation really closes out the subject for comprehension - THANK YOU!

[t.kudahjairus]

You're one in the millions! Lessons not understood in months are understood in a few minutes. Thank you, exceedingly

[qgetoul]

I struggled to understand this concept for days but you managed to explain this in less than 2mins!

[maulikpatel]

Honestly understood in few mins like a piece of cake. Hats off to you. Spent 4 hours in understanding and here understood in few mins. Thanks a lot.

[jessbenetis]

I've watched several videos trying to understand this concept and yours made perfect sense. THANK YOU!

[amulyarao]

This is the best and most crisp explanation of Nash equilibrium ever! Thank you so much!

[kkevinn]

I never understood this during my lecture at the uni. This video helped me understand it in minutes. Great job Ashley. Thank you!!