Teshinski

Teshinski is a mathematical framework used in economics and game theory to analyze decision-making among multiple participants, especially when their choices affect each other. It focuses on understanding how individuals or entities strategically adjust their actions based on anticipated responses from others. By modeling these interactions, Teshinski helps predict outcomes in competitive environments, such as markets or negotiations, where each participant's optimal strategy depends on others' decisions. Overall, it provides insights into complex strategic behavior and how individual strategies evolve in interconnected systems.