... fi(Ø) = A and fi (A, C) = E (with domain {Ø, (A, C)}), and one defined by fi(Ø) = A and fi (A, C) = F (with domain {Ø, (A, C)}).For some games some of a player's reduced strategies are ... cooperation, revenge, and threats.8.1 The Basic IdeaThe basic idea behind the theory is illustrated by the case in which two individuals repeatedly play the Prisoner's Dilemma (reproduced in ... interesting classes of extensive games with perfect information: bargaining games of alternating offers (Chapter 7) and repeated games (Chapters 8 and 9). In Chapter 10 we present some of the main...