Non-cooperative Games

Non-cooperative games are situations in which individuals make decisions independently, aiming to maximize their own benefits without collaborating or forming binding agreements with others. Each player strategizes based on their own interests while considering the possible choices of others. This concept is often applied in economics, politics, and social interactions where competition is present. Unlike cooperative games, where players can negotiate and form alliances, non-cooperative games focus on the tactics used in competitive scenarios, revealing how individuals can achieve their goals amidst conflicting interests.