Oxford Economics Game Theory Walkthrough

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Timestamps:
00:00 Introduction
00:17 Questions
01:26 Answering Question 1
11:17 Answering Question 2
14:13 Answering Question 3
16:26 Closing thoughts
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[@JoeMead]

Which topics should I cover in future?

[@soiloveme9441]

Cover masters mock interview and in depth ways to crack the game theory questions

[@leila2752]

hi! can you please recommend good game theory books to prepare for oxbridge economics?

[@snowblue3256]

Hi Joe! How can I get in touch with you for tutoring? Thx!

[@JoeMead]

@@snowblue3256 Hey! I've updated the description of this video with a google form. If you would like to fill that out then we can chat!

[@snowblue3256]

​@@JoeMead Please check my reply. Thanks a lot!

[@adamhilmi761]

Awesome walkthrough again! Thanks Joe.

[@typewriter2888]

Thanks a lot for the video! Hope you’ll keep making them

[@JoeMead]

Thanks my dude! Will do-let me know if there's anything you'd like covered.

[@freddielongly9707]

Really helpful video!

[@georgehoward1782]

Nice video. Are you sure you've gotten Q2 correct. I think the 4,4 section they should get 12,000 each thus there is incentive to move off that square.

[@_Michele227]

I agree with you

[@nitinbharadwaj1151]

Hi Joe, for question 3, wouldn't 3 and 3 also be an equilibrium point, as over here, neither company has an incentive to move to 4 as they will be making less money if that happens? Thanks.

[@deedee7009]

Hi Joe, thank you so much for making this video! I found it very helpful for my interview preparation. Btw do you offer mock interview sessions/tutorials online? I’m currently preparing for Econ interview at Cambridge (if I can get invited). The link in your account description box is inactive so I just have to leave the message here. Thanks a lot in advance!

[@_Michele227]

Hello! For question 1, wouldn't the store see that they both make more profit at 4,4 than at 3,3, therefore agreeing to keep the price at 4,4 without trying to undercut each other?

[@bobclarkson247]

Hey Joe! Fantastic video! I’m starting an Oxbridge economics society at my school to boost my application and interview practice. I was wondering where you get these questions from?

[@JoeMead]

Hey Bob! Thanks my friend. It's awesome to hear you're taking the initiative. I'm currently creating these questions myself.

[@anaklusmus]

hi Joe how can i get tutoring from you?

[@user-yn4bd6bv5g]

For question 2 when they both charge 4, they both receive 12000 not 16000?

[@Cynadote]

Yup, I realised the same thing

[@soiloveme9441]

Hey is this for undergrad interview or masters interview?

[@JoeMead]

This was intended for undergrad! At a master's level I'd believe that you're less likely to have these sorts of interview questions.