KnowraTheory of Games and Economic BehaviorLinked fromLinked fromThe 9 pages that link to Theory of Games and Economic Behavior, each with the reason it gives.All 9Broader topic 5Related 4Game theoryBroader topic: It systematized strategic games and connected them to economic decision-making.Social choice theoryRelated: Its formal approach helped frame collective decisions as problems for mathematical analysis.Prisoner's dilemmaRelated: Its framework preceded the dilemma and helped establish the field in which it was formalized.Expected utility hypothesisBroader topic: It presented the axiomatic treatment that made expected utility influential in economics.John NashRelated: Nash’s work generalized strategic analysis beyond the framework set out in this book.Mixed strategyBroader topic: The book developed strategic randomization within the mathematical theory of games.Oskar MorgensternBroader topic: This joint work is Morgenstern’s best-known contribution to mathematical economics.Minimax theoremRelated: It developed the theorem’s role in the mathematical theory of strategic interaction.Von Neumann–Morgenstern utility theoremBroader topic: Its treatment of utility under risk contains the theorem’s foundational formulation.