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Top 30 Game Theory Interview Questions

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Game Theory Theoretical Questions

Q1:   

What is a Mixed Strategy in Game Theory and why would you use it?

  
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Q2:   

What's the difference between a Pure Strategy and a Mixed Strategy in Game Theory?

  
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Q3:   

What's the difference between a strictly dominant strategy vs a weak strategy?

  
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Q4:   

Can there be a game where there are no opponents?

  
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Q5:   

What's the difference between Simultaneous vs Sequential Games in Game Theory?

  
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Q6:   

What is a Nash Equilibrium in Game Theory?

  
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Q7:   

What types of games in Game Theory do you know?

  
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Q8:   

How would you recognize Subgames in a game?

  
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Q9:   

What is the difference between strategies and actions in Game Theory?

  
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Q10:   

How can you use Backward Induction to solve sequential games?

  
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Q11:   

What are some common methods to solve for Nash Equilibrium in mixed strategies?

  
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Q12:   

Can you provide an example of a game with Asymmetric vs Symmetric incomplete information?

  
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Q13:   

What is the difference between Stochastic Game and Bayesian Game?

  
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Q14:   

What's the difference between a game with Perfect but Incomplete information vs a game with Complete but Imperfect information?

  
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Q15:   

What's the difference between a Nash Equilibrium and Bayesian Nash Equilibrium in Game Theory?

  
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Q16:   

What is the difference between Mixed Strategy and Behavioral Strategy games in Game Theory?

  
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Q17:   

What are some examples of Mixed Strategy in Asymmetric Information Games in real life?

  
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Q18:   

What's the difference between games with Perfect vs Imperfect Information and how to solve them?

  
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Q19:   

What are Signals and how to use them strategically in a Bayesian game?

  
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Q20:   

What are some examples of Bayesian games in real life?

  
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Q21:   

What's the difference between Separate equilibria vs Pooling Equilibria in a signaling game?

  
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Q22:   

What do you need to find a Bayesian Equilibrium?

  
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Q23:   

What are the phases of a Bayesian Game?

  
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Game Theory Practical Challenges

Q1:   

How to find the Strictly Dominated Strategy?

  
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Q2:   

What are the Strategies for each player in this game?

  
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Q3:   

Find the Dominant Strategies and the Best Responses for each player of this game

  
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Q4:   

Can you compare two Nash Equilibriums and define which one is better?

  
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Q5:   

How can you determine the number of strategies for a player in a game?

  
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Q6:   

How to represent the Extensive-Form game into a Matrix Payoff?

  
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Q7:   

Find the Nash Equilibria in pure strategy for the following game

  
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