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Ultimatum Game

The Ultimatum Game is an economic game used to study decision making in bargaining situations. It is widely used in understanding different behaviors in negotiations and how economic decisions are made. In the game, one player makes an offer to another and the other must either accept or reject it. The game has a si…

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Overview

The Ultimatum Game is an economic game used to study decision making in bargaining situations. It is widely used in understanding different behaviors in negotiations and how economic decisions are made. In the game, one player makes an offer to another and the other must either accept or reject it. The game has a significant impact on the understanding of economic decision-making, as it helps explain how people make rational decisions while taking into account social factors. It has been used in research to analyze decisions made between individuals, as well as between organizations and countries.

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Yoshiaki Kikuchi · Japan Yung-Yao Chen · Taiwan Yang Chen · United States

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